It is 48 to 52: A new survey on Independence vote in Scotland shows how close the election on Thursday. Opponents of secession are only slightly ahead. In Edinburgh Labour opposition leader Miliband had to flee applied demonstrators.

More than four million people in Scotland are called on Thursday, “Yes” or “No” to the independence to say. It is expected a high turnout.

In recent days, the heads of the major parties had advertised in the British Parliament again urgently to remain in the Kingdom of Scotland.
According to a survey by the British research group CPI for the newspaper “The Scotsman” the advocates of secession are currently at 48 percent of the vote, the enemy lost a point and hold only 52 percent of the vote.

However, 14 percent of respondents were undecided whether they will vote on Thursday for or against the secession of Scotland. Considering the double-minded, the separatists, the other side come to 41 percent at 45 percent.

In the tight battle for yes or no emotions have been running ever higher. Ed Miliband, Leader of the Labour Party and Leader of the Opposition in the House, had a gig in Edinburgh on Tuesday, according to a report by the “Guardian” to cancel.

Thus he fell on his visit to a shopping center in Edinburgh between the fronts of the Yes and No campaigners. The independence advocates have shouted down him, also he had been harassed by the press.

Miliband had already been threatened after the news was leaked from his unannounced visit. In the shopping center then it should only be five minutes remained to talk with employees and customers before the media and the protesters had overthrown him. Then it came under “Guardian” to tumultuous scenes. Miliband finally could escape the crowd through a side entrance.

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