Police are investigating a claim that £1.5 million is missing from the accounts of the campaign group behind the 2014 Scottish independence referendum. Reporting across outlets says the probe centers on allegations that funds raised for the “Yes” campaign are “unaccounted for” and not properly reflected in the group’s financial records. The Daily Record describes the claim as involving missing money from the 2014 “Yes” campaign, while BBC News similarly reports that police are probing the statement that £1.5 million cannot be accounted for. Both accounts tie the allegations to the Yes campaign organisation linked to the 2014 independence vote. The reports do not provide details on what specific documents or events underpin the allegation, nor do they indicate whether any individuals or organisations are formally accused. The investigations are ongoing, and no conclusion is reported at this stage.