The Yes shop was not burned down, some eejit set fire to a wheelie bin and pushed it up close. No-one was injured, and the owner of the shop says there's no long term damage.
A woman was kicked in the belly, the story about her being pregnant seems to have arisen from people hoping sincerely she was not. An ambulance was called, but she elected not to go to hospital, so I suspect she's not with child. (If you read back to this afternoon, an MNer was present at the event.)
The person who did the kicking is a representative of Britannica, who are a BNP offshoot (rumour has it they found the BNP too left-leaning) and a permitted participant for No, registered with the Electoral Commission. This does not mean they are BT campaigners.
As to Murphy being wet about the egging, yes, if it was a Yesser (and there's no evidence it was.) If, however, suspicions are true that he arranged it himself, the story changes.
While it's true there are bams on both sides, there are also dark forces afoot. In these final, closing days of campaigning, it's worth all of us, from both POV, looking very closely at what's being said, by whom, and examining what their motivations might be.
And I don't mean the MN Coven. 