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GBP worries persist despite the Scotland 'no' vote

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The immediate uncertainty surrounding the future of the UK and the pound may have been resolved after the decisive 'no' vote in the Scottish referendum. But that doesn't mean it's now plain sailing for the UK and sterling. 
Market experts Kathleen Brooks from Forex.com and Bill Blain from Mint Partners assess what's next for Britain. They talk to Saxo TV's Lea Jakobiak in London about the risks that remain and why the vote could now put Europe and its problems back into focus.