Governments criticised for lack of voting information
Both the Scottish and UK Governments have been criticised for not giving Scottish voters enough information ahead of the 2014 referendum.
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Why Scottish independence is an English issue too
by Ben Chapman
Businesses in the North East fear an independent Scotland could suck money and jobs across the border.
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Airport's passenger tax fears
Newcastle Airport says an independent Scottish government could damage the region's chances of attracting new routes.
The SNP has indicated it would like to cut the level of Air Passenger Duty (APD) if it wins independence in a referendum in 2014.
Graeme Mason, the airport's Planning and Corporate Affairs Director, says if APD is cut north of the border, passengers could choose to fly from Edinburgh and Glasgow instead of Newcastle. In turn, airlines could choose Scottish airports over English ones for new routes.
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