A Better Together supporter whose posts on the campaign’s website were removed over her “unacceptable” comments on social media has appeared in the campaign’s most recent referendum broadcast. In other news, a director of logistics group John Menzies says Scotland would fare better if it remained part of the United Kingdom. TODAY’S BEST COMMENT, ANALYSIS & FEATURES Every day we highlight some of the most interesting and talked-about articles on the Scottish independence referendum - here are some of today’s best pieces, as featured on our Indyref microsite. • The Scotsman independence series: Welfare The latest Scotsman supplement on the independence debate looks at the issue of social welfare – the piece features contributions from Nicola Sturgeon, Alex Massie, John Curtice and others. • Polly Toynbee: Shared values matter more than where border lies The Guardian’s Polly Toynbee reflects on this weekend’s Festival of Politics at Holyrood, and analyses suggestions by some supporters of Scottish independence that Scotland’s politics are inherently different from those in the rest of the UK. • #Indyref – the referendum debate on Twitter Communications firm Portland analyse the social media debate around the Scottish independence referendum. • Warwick McFadyen: Tony Abbott out of sync on Scottish independence Australian commentator Warwick McFadyen hits out at the country’s Prime Minister Tony Abbott for his remarks on Scottish independence. • Bill Jamieson: Scots should be braced for move to the Right Scottish voters should be prepared for cuts in public spending and the “mothballing” of plans for social welfare reform in the event of independence as the Scottish Government seeks to establish its creditworthiness, writes Bill Jamieson. • Nicola Sturgeon ‘would like to be SNP leader’ Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has revealed she would like to take over as SNP leader in the future, telling BuzzFeed: “There is nothing wrong in politics with being ambitious, and if the opportunity presents itself, thinking you might like to do the top job”. • Danny Alexander: Gaelic broadcasters can thrive in UK Gaelic TV and radio can continue to grow if Scotland remains in the UK, according to chief secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander. • Paul Cairney: Would independence save the NHS and free education? Paul Cairney, Professor of Politics and Public Policy at the University of Stirling, looks at claims that Scottish independence is necessary to protect Scotland’s NHS and education system. • Get the latest referendum news, opinion and analysis from across Scotland and beyond on our new Scottish Independence website