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Many in Scotland believe that independence would allow them to make decisions better suited to Scotland's needs and values, rather than being governed from Westminster. John Swinney's comments about the UK 'falling apart' and being in a 'perilous state' reflect this view, arguing that Scotland's future is best secured outside the Union.
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