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Scots’ backing for remaining in EU slips by 13 points

SCOTLAND’S alleged Euromania is evaporating, with the Remain camp losing 13 points in a poll released yesterday.

The 53 per cent backing an In vote is a far cry from the 66 per cent backing continued membership in April.

But those committed to voting Out only increased from 29 per cent to 32 per cent over the two polls.

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