Alex Salmond to stand down as First Minister
Scotland votes No to independence
David Cameron says vote "settles will of the Scottish people"
Lord Smith of Kelvin to oversee further devolution
Voters answered: "Should Scotland be an independent country?"
Eleanor Bradford
BBC Scotland Health Correspondent
Blair McDougall tells Better Together campaigners he remains 'hopeful' based on the data crunching being done by their analysts and that they can be "proud for the rest of their lives".
"No" wins by 58,030 votes to 50,489.
That is 53% for "No" and 47% for "Yes".
The total number of votes was 108,626 - a turnout of 88.7%.
For those who have just joined us, 11 of Scotland's 32 local authorities have now declared their results.
Of these, nine have voted "No" and two "Yes".
The campaign to keep Scotland in the UK is ahead in the vote share.
Fiona Walker
BBC Scotland
Falkirk declaration imminent.
"No" wins by 44,283 to 27,467.
That is 62% "No" to 38% "Yes".
Total votes were 71,798 - a turnout of 87.6%.
"No" wins by 37,153 to 25,010.
That is 60% for "No" and 40% for "Yes".
Total votes cast was 62,225. Turnout 90.1%.
"Yes" spirits are better here ahead of the East Dunbartonshire results.
"No" wins by 33,972 to 26,370.
That's 56% for "No" and 44% for "Yes".
Total votes cast was 60,395. Turnout 86.7%.
Result at Midlothian count coming now...
Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland
This is the scene at the Corn Exchange, with the declaration minutes away. We're expecting a big "No" vote, possibly 60 or 61 per cent against independence.
"Yes" wins by 33,720 votes to 28,776.
That is 54% for "Yes" and 46% for "No".
Total votes cast were 62,532, a 87.9% turnout.
Donaldo tweets, external: We all knew dundee was gonna be 'yes' but 57% is low compared to all the 'polls', when dundee were around 80% #indyref
AC tweets, external: Love Dundee, showed true bottle. As for where I'm from Renfrewshire, disgusted but hardly surprised.
Ross Hawkins
Political correspondent, BBC News
tweets, external: Stewart Maxwell SNP: If it's a no then indy q dealt with, then priority becomes as much and as many powers as we can to Scotland
Reevel Alderson
Home affairs correspondent, BBC Scotland
Better Together supporters in Stirling are hugging each other in congratulation as we await an imminent declaration.
Supporters celebrate a "No" victory in Renfrewshire.
David Miller
BBC Scotland
First Minister Alex Salmond's plane landed at Edinburgh Airport 20 minutes ago.
Joanna Geary from Twitter tweets, external: In other news, it seems Irn Bru reached peak tweet just after polls closed #indyref http://reverb.guru/view/161577919386267480
Image source, Twitter
Ken Macdonald
BBC Scotland Science Correspondent
Dundee result restarts this "Yes" party...
Deacon Blue star Ricky Ross, who was campaigning for a "Yes" vote, told BBC Scotland: "That's a fantastic result from Dundee, my home city, amazing things been happening there. That will put a real smile on lots of 'Yes' people's faces."
