It's the final day of campaigning in the Scottish referendum with both sides upping the anti to secure crucial votes.
More than four million people will go to the polls tomorrow to vote for or against independence.
The ballot paper will ask, 'Should Scotland become an independent Scotland - yes or no?'
First Minister Alex Salmond has written to voters asking them to weigh up the arguments they've heard:
Former Prime Minister and Fife Labour MP Gordon Brown believes a 'no' vote is the best way to go on September 18th:
We'll be reporting live from the Michael Woods Centre in Glenrothes from the early hours of Friday morning. We'll also bring you the latest from Ingliston where the main declaration will be made.
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