By Alan Roden Alex Salmond is under pressure to deliver the ‘speech of his life’ tomorrow as new opinion polls reveal that his independence campaign is faltering. The First Minister is in Aberdeen for the SNP’s final conference before September’s referendum, where supporters will be bitterly disappointed that movement towards a Yes vote has stalled. A Survation poll has handed the pro-Union Better Together campaign a comfortable ten-point lead, with backing for independence down two points since last month to just 37 per cent. Pressure: First Minister Alex Salmond, pictured at the SNP conference today, has seen mounting criticism of his plans for independence, amid fears of a run on the banks
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Rallying cry from SNP leader as Yes vote slides in the polls again
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Latest survey gives the pro-Union Better Together campaign 10-point lead
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Now desperate SNP issues plea to Labour voters to back independence
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Warning customers could force banks to quit independent Scotland
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Fears it could see £280billion withdrawn from Scotland and taken south
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