Jim McColl, the boss of engineering investment giant Clyde Blowers Capital, is a prominent backer of a Yes vote. The business chief is currently based in Monaco and cannot vote in the referendum. • Get the latest referendum news, opinion and analysis from across Scotland and beyond on our new Scottish Independence website Mr McColl said: “I wouldn’t want to give up my home in Monaco, but I would consider moving back as a domicile, yes.” Scotland would remain part of the UK “family of nations” in the event of a Yes vote, he said, but would gain control of key decisions affecting the economy. He warned that the next year’s UK election could see a government elected whose policies do not meet the needs of Scotland. “The referendum in September is about whether we Scots want decisions affecting our lives made in Scotland or in Westminster,” he said. “It’s not about a vote for the SNP.” SEE ALSO • John McTernan: The SNP’s bogus constitution • Joyce McMillan: The greatest gift that we possess
