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Tens of thousands of Scottish independence supporters marched through Glasgow this weekend. Police Scotland said there were an estimated 35,000 at Saturday's procession. 40,000 people would attend, but said early estimates were up to 80,000. All Under One Banner describes itself as a "pro-independence organisation whose core aim is to march at regular intervals until Scotland is free" and says it is open to "everyone who desires to live in an independent nation".
The co-ordinator of All Under One Banner, Neil Mackay said he was confident that a second referendum would happen soon - are you?

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