There was an amusing editorial in the SoS this week in which it's reported research from a study of 12 billion landline telephone calls in Scotland over a month show that only 23.3% of incoming and outgoing calls were to other parts of the UK, compared with Wales, where the figure was 50%.
The research was carried out by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cornell University and University London. That wouldn't have been a cheap project.
However, the interesting part of the report stated: 'The researchers suggest their findings show that secession from the UK could be much less disruptive for Scots than for the Welsh'.
Another small step on the road to independence. Every little helps.
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