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The article discusses Scots attitudes towards an upcoming referendum on whether to secede from Great Britain, noting that approximately 50 percent of voters are expected to vote in favor of independence despite economic risks. Topics addressed include Scottish voters' national pride, as well as reactions to many economists' forecasts of negative economic consequences of secession.

The article focuses on the U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump's involvement in building walls around local residents and going back on his promises made for proposing investment for building exclusive golf courses in northeastern Scotland.

The article focuses on the debate over the plan of Scotland to take its independence from Great Britain with the growing demands of regional autonomy to reshape the country. It states that the nationalists hoe for a referendum that will stir passions for more self-government of for full independence. It notes that the Welsh tourism board promotes the castles per square mile in Wales than anywhere in the country.

The article reports on the outlook of several notable persons and celebrities regarding Scottish independence from Great Britain. Discussion and highlights are given on the debate and campaigns participated by Scottish A-list supporters and opponents including actor Sean Connery, recording artist Annie Lenox, and British author J. K. Rowling.

The article focuses on Scotland's Firs Minister Alex Salmond who leads the state's battle of independence from Great Britain with increased number of supporters for the independence movement by 40% in April 2014.