More than 200 celebrities and public figures from Let's Stay Together backing a No vote in the indyref.
Here is the letter and its list of signatories in full.
Dear Voters of Scotland,
The decision on whether to leave our share country is, of course, absolutely yours alone. Nevertheless, that decision will have a huge effect on all of us in the rest of the United Kingdom. We want to let you know how very much we value our bonds of citizenship with you, and to express our hope that you will vote to renew them. What unites us is much greater than what divides us.
Let's stay together
Yours
David Aaronovitch
Jenny Agutter
Sir Ben Ainslie
Kriss Akabusi
Roger Allam
Kirstie Allsop
Alexander Armstrong
Sir David Attenborough
Steve Backley
Baroness Joan Bakewell
Frances Barber
Andy Barrow
John Barrowman
Mike Batt
Glen Baxter
Stanley Baxter
Martin Bayfield
Mary Beard
Sarah Beeny
Anthony Beevor
Angelica Bell
Dickie Bird
Cilla Black
Graeme Black
Roger Black
Malonie Blackman
Ranjit Bolt
Helena Bonham Carter
Alain de Botton
William Boyd
Tracey Brabin
Lord Melvyn Bragg
Jo Brand
Gyles Brandreth
Rob Brydon
Louisa Buck
Simon Callow
Will Carling
Guy Chambers
Nick Cohen
Michelle Collins
Colonel Tim Collins
Olivia Colman
Charlie Condou
Susannah Constantine
Steve Coogan
Dominic Cooper
Ronnie Corbett
Simon Cowell
Jason Cowley
Sara Cox
Amanda Craig
Steve Cram
Richard Curtis
Paul Cartledge
Tom Daley
William Dalrymple
Richard Dawkins
Dame Judi Dench
Jeremy Deller
Lord Michael Dobbs
Jimmy Docherty
Michael Douglas
Simon Easterby
Gareth Edwards
Johathan Edwards
Tracey Emin
Sebastian Faulks
Bryan Ferry
Ranulph Fiennes
Ben Fogle
Amanda Foreman
Sir Bruce Forsyth
Neil Fox
Emma Freud
Bernard Gallacher
Kirsty Gallacher
George Galloway
Sir John Elliot Gardiner
Bamber Gascoigne
David Gilmour
Harvey Goldsmith
David Goodhart
Lachlan Goudie
David Gower
AC Grayling
Will Greenwood
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson
Lord Charles Guthrie
Haydn Gwynne
Tamsin Greig
Maggi Hambling
Sir Max Hastings
Stephen Hawking
Peter Hennesey
James Holland
Tom Holland
Tom Hollander
Gloria Hunniford
Conn Iggulden
John Illaley
Brendan Ingle
Eddie Izzard
Betty Jackson
Sir Mike Jackson
Howard Jacobson
Sir Mick Jagger
Baroness PD James
Griff Rhys Jones
Jenny Jones
Christopher Kane
Sir Anish Kapoor
Ross Kemp
Paul Kenny
Jemima Khan
India Knight
Baroness Doreen Lawrence
Tony Lawrence
Kathy Lette
Rod Liddle
Louise Linton
John Lloyd
John Lloyd
Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber
Gabby Logan
Kenny Logan
Sarah Lucas
Dame Vera Lynn
James May
Margaret MacMillan
Stephen Mangan
Davina McCall
Sir Ian McGeechan
Heather McGregor
Andy McNab
John Michie
David Mitchell
Lord John Monks
Lewis Moody
Michael Monpurgo
David Morrissey
Philip Mould
Al Murray
Neil Stuke
Sir Paul Nurse
Andy Nyman
Peter Oborne
Sir Michael Parkinson
Fiona Phillips
Andy Puddiecombe
Lord David Puttnam
Anita Rani
Esther Rantzen
Sir Steve Redgrave
Derek Redmond
Pete Reed
Lord Martin Rees
Peter Reid
Baroness Ruth Rendell
Sir Cliff Richard
Hugo Rifkind
Sir Tony Robinson
David Rowntree
Dan Rush
Greg Rutherford
C. J. Sansom
June Sarpong
Simon Schama
John Sessions
Sandie Shaw
Helen Skelton
Sir Jim Smith
Dan Snow
Peter Snow
Phil Spencer
David Starkey
Sir Patrick Stewart
Lord Jock Stirrup
Neil Stuke
Sting
Tallia Storm
David Suchet
Graeme Swann
Sir Alan Sugar
Stella Tennant
Daley Thompson
Alan Titchmarsh
James Timpson
Kevin Toolis
Lynne Truss
Gavin Turk
Roger Uttley
David Walliams
Zoe Wanamaker
Robert Webb
Richard Wentworth
Sir Alan West
Dominic West
Kevin Whately
Bob Wilson
Richard Wilson
Barbara Windsor
Lord Robert Winston
Ray Winstone
Sir Nicholas Winton
Michael Wood
Trinny Woodall
Sir Clive Woodward
Jonathan Yeo
Robyn Young
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