It's the start of the final week of campaigning in the Scottish referendum as more than four million people prepare to go to the polls on Thursday.
First Minister Alex Salmond will meet with business leaders at Edinburgh Airport today where he'll say that independence will lead to growth in Scotland's economy.
Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will be in Hamilton setting out why she believes independence could help thousands of pensioners.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister David Cameron will deliver a speech in Aberdeen where he'll say that there are strong 'head and heart reasons' to vote 'no'.
Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael will be in Inverurie speaking to voters.
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