article_snippet: Most people in Britain now think Scotland will become independent sooner or later despite last year's 'no' vote, a new study has revealed.
article_snippet: Some 69 per cent of Scots now believe there will be a split while 59 per cent of those surveyed in England,
article_snippet: 54 per cent in Wales and 59 per cent in Northern Ireland think the UK will eventually break up.
article_snippet: May. Most people in Britain now think Scotland will become independent sooner or later despite last year's 'no' vote in the referendum .
article_snippet: Some 76 per cent of Scots said Scots will vote in May's election, compared to 63 per cent in England, 64 per cent in Wales and 55 per cent in Northern Ireland.
article_snippet: The contrast is bigger among young people with 65 per cent of 18 and 19-year-olds in Scotland saying young people with 65 per cent of 18 and 19-year-olds in Scotland will vote, compared to just 34 per cent in England.
article_snippet: Some 69 per cent of Scots now believe the UK will split up.
article_snippet: The country's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has insisted The country will one day achieve independence .
article_snippet: Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney said: 'The Scottish Government continues to believe independence is the best option for Scotland, and the survey finds most Scots think this is where the constitutional journey will take us. '
highlights_snippet: Seven out of 10 Scots now believe there will be a split sooner or later .
  