darling  By G.A.Ponsonby The head of Better Together, Alistair
Darling, has said that the No campaign has no intention of
spelling out what awaits Scots should they vote against
independence in 2014. Responding to a question on BBC Radio
Scotland, the Labour MP insisted that the alliance of Labour,
Conservatives and the Lib Dems was formed only to persuade Scots
to stay in the UK and that the campaign group was not set up to
define what awaited a No vote.  Asked whether the No campaign
would spell out what voting No meant, Mr Darling said: "It is
for the political parties Labour, Liberal the Conservatives to
spell out what they are going to put in their manifestos, what
further powers they would like to devolve.  "Better Together is
formed simply for the purpose of trying to persuade people we’re
better and stronger as part of the UK."  The admission by the
Better Together chief came on the same day that the Scottish
Government published a document spelling out the route map to
independence should Scots vote