The campaign for Scottish independence suffered a double blow today after two major businesses warned against the dangers of separation. Scottish financial giant Standard Life revealed it was putting in place plans to move parts of its business to England to protect itself against independence. It came as Britain’s biggest fuel company BP warned against voting ‘Yes’ next week. It released a statement saying the prospects for North Sea oil were best served by the UK. Lib Dem cabinet minister Danny Alexander said the interventions had been Mr Salmond's 'Black Wednesday'. Scroll down for video First Minister Alex Salmond's campaign for a Yes vote suffered a blow after a number of companies came out against independence
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Standard Life reveals  plans in place to move parts of its business to England
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Comes as oil giant BP comes out against Scottish independence
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Firm says the prospects for North Sea oil are best served by the UK
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It also backs claims that the SNP is vastly overstating amount of oil left
Chief Secretary to the Treasury @placeholder said: 'This is the day the economic case for separation died and reality that independence will cost jobs, investment, and growth dawned.