Welcome to tonight's liveblog of the STV debate between Alex Salmond and Alistair Darling. We'll bring you rolling coverage and analysis of the exchanges.
21.50 Well, we didn't learn a great deal that was new from that. But what we saw was impassioned. Many people didn't see it, because STV Player, the only option for those not in Scotland, froze. But for those fortunate enough to have seen the whole thing, and for the Scottish voters who will decide the result, that was an engaging debate. Here are some thoughts on each man's performance.
Alex Salmond: Calmer and less shouty than he often is at FMQs. He nuanced his 'you're-too-negative' attack by portraying Better Together's narrative as being based on half-truths or misquotes, such as misrepresentation of Jean-Claude Juncker's comments on Scotland's future. But he went a bit too far at some points, wittering about aliens and driving on the other side of the road.

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