By John Glenday

A battle of words has broken out over a Better Together poster campaign exhorting voters to vote no in the upcoming referendum on Scottish independence, after nationalists claimed it suggested people who loved their families should say ‘no thanks’.

Alistair Darling fronted the launch in Greenock yesterday, unveiling a trio of posters designed to appeal to floating voters, saying that the referendum should not be about patriotism but judgement.

One read: ‘ I love Scotland — I am saying No Thanks,” whilst another showed a smiling family alongside the words: ‘We love our kids — we’re saying No Thanks.’ A third poster Read full story ›

Source: The Drum