Scottish Tories set out merits of a 'no' vote
The leader of the Scottish Conservatives has set out her party's plans to give Holyrood more tax-raising powers if the 'No' campaign wins this year's independence referendum.
Report calls for full income tax powers for Scotland
The Scottish government should have full powers over collecting income tax, a report from the former leader of the House of Lords has suggested.
The report also says a share of VAT receipts from goods sold in Scotland could be assigned to the Scottish Parliament to spend.
The Strathclyde Commission - chaired by senior Conservative peer Lord Strathclyde - was established last year by the party's Scottish leader, Ruth Davidson, to look into what powers could be further devolved from Westminster to Edinburgh.
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