The gap between the 'Yes' and 'No' votes in the Scottish independence referendum appears to be narrowing, according to a new poll.
The YouGov survey in tomorrow's Sun newspaper suggests the 'Yes' lead has shrunk from 22 points less than a month ago to just six.
Among those who have decided which way they are going to vote, 53% are against independence, with 47% in favour.
People in Scotland will go to the polls on 18 September to vote on whether or not they want Scotland to become an independent country.
Registered voters have from 7am when the polling stations open until 10pm when they close to cast their ballot.
The votes will be counted in 32 local authorities immediately after the polls close.
When the total votes in all 32 have been confirmed and verified, the chief counting officer for the referendum will declare the national result.
Chief counting officer Mary Pitcaithly previously said that the result of the historic vote will not necessarily be announced overnight, declaring, "Getting the result right is more important than getting it quickly."
With just a few weeks to go until the Scottish independence referendum takes place, here are some key facts about the vote.
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