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The tactic of repeatedly saying “no referendum” as support for independence continues to rise is not working, The Scotsman leader writes today. A new poll by Ipsos Mori for STV, which found support for Scottish independence at a record 58 per cent, is a clear sign, for anyone who thought otherwise, that it is now a serious and realistic prospect. Leading unionists, chief among them Boris Johnson, need to make a more convincing case for staying if they are to win over hearts and minds and reverse the flow of people into the Yes camp. Do you agree with us? Have your say in the article comments or write us a letter - letterts@scotsman.com Ban on non-essential travel looms Scotland could implement measures to prevent non-essential travel from coronavirus hotspots, the SNP’s Westminster leader has said. It comes after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon backed the Welsh Government decision to ban visitors from high-risk areas of England. New owner sought for stunning Highlands hotel in Hamish Macbeth village A rare opportunity to set up business in one of the most famous seaside villages in the Scottish Highlands has arisen as an award-winning hotel in the picturesque area has come on the market. Welcome to Scotland’s new holiday treehouses Copper baths, no wifi and birdsong for your morning alarm - If you’re looking for a hideaway that offers something a little different then look no further than these authentic, luxurious treehouses that have just opened not far from Edinburgh might be for you. Stay safe, Sam Shedden | 