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Scotland will remain part of the United Kingdom -- along with England, Wales and Northern Ireland -- following a historic referendum vote. By 55% to 45%, a majority of voters rejected the possibility of Scotland breaking away and becoming an independent nation. Shortly afterward, Alex Salmond, the Scottish first minister and leader of the pro-independence Scottish National Party, announced his resignation from both posts, effective in November. Salmond said he was proud of the campaign for independence, and that now was the time to hold the UK leadership to its promises of shifting more autonomy to Scotland. "We now have the opportunity to hold Westminster's feet to the fire on the 'vow' that they have made to devolve further meaningful power to Scotland," he said in a statement. "This places Scotland in a very strong position."



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- Alex Salmond will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- David Cameron will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- England will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- Northern Ireland will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- Queen will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- Salmond will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- Scotland will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- Scottish will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- Scottish National Party will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- UK will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- United Kingdom will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- Wales will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.
- Westminster will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.


David Cameron will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.