Ten years after the no vote, can Scotland engineer a case for independence?

"Thanks to a major investment by the company, the warships are being constructed inside a giant shed, so work on them can continue in all weathers."

"It's a struggle to get people across the UK with the skills to do the type of work we do here," said Neil Bennett, director of shipbuilding.

"Scotland's economy is slowly on the mend, despite last week's confirmation that its only oil refinery, at Grangemouth on the south bank of the Forth, will close next year, putting hundreds of jobs at risk."

"The economy remains central to the independence debate. In 2014, Scotland voted by 55-45% to remain part of the UK, but independence is still a live issue."

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