12 h. ago Rangers chief elected to serve new look SPFL board as 7 club representatives named

Patrick Stewart takes his place alongside counterparts from the Premiership, Championship and Leagues 1 and 2.

Politics

3 d. ago SPFL chief insists Scots football yobs must feel 'full force of the law' after Sinisalo perpetrator served justice

Andrew Watt was jailed for eight months and banned from grounds for six-and-a-half years on Friday for launching a Buckfast bottle at Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Simisalo last month

Society

6 d. ago Kick yobs out of Scottish football after violence and disorder mars beautiful game

Our love affair with the beautiful game is there for all to see. But during the season just finished we have witnessed a new and darker edge creeping in to Scottish football.

Sport

7 d. ago Scots cops insist 'no evidence' Ross Monaghan and Eddie Lyons Jnr shooting set up in Scotland

Malaga-based Spanish police chief Pedro Agudo Novo today described the suspected killer arrested in Liverpool as a member of the Daniel gang.

Events

7 d. ago A Sip of Irish review – knocking it back around the world in the diaspora of drink

Producer-director Frank Mannion follows his cordial guide to champagne with a cheerful celebration of beloved tipples of Irish originThe always likable figure of Irish producer and film-maker Frank Mannion has, in the past, given us a cordial guide to champagne, a slightly more chaotic essay on Britishness, and its counterpart on Irishness. Now, in his cheerfully celebratory and slightly corporate-promo way, he has made a film about Irish viticulture and drink in general, which means not simply wineries, breweries and distilleries actually in Ireland, but also abroad: this is about drinks producers with an Irish background, such as Hennessy brandy, which has an obvious Irish ancestry.It’s what this film calls “an Irish drink in a French terroir” – or, in fact, a terroir anywhere in the world, meaning places in Europe, the US and occasionally Australia and New Zealand. The film even jauntily insists that Ireland invented whiskey before Scotland. Prince Albert II of Monaco is intervie...

Politics

1 week ago Defiant Russell Findlay insists Tories can win seats from SNP next year

The Scottish Tory leader said his party ‘can and will turn things around’

Politics

2 w. ago SFA president demands football banning orders for yobs as he reveals rule changes to help thugs crackdown

Mike Mulraney has spoken out after a spate of ugly incidents during last season

Politics

2 w. ago Steve Clarke insists angry Scotland took it out on Liechtenstein as he issues challenge to international new boys

The Scotland boss also hailed Lennon Miller and Ross Doohan as he says goodbye to assistant manager John Carver

Politics

2 w. ago Andy Robertson sends defiant message to Milos Kerkez ahead of Liverpool transfer

Liverpool are closing in on the signing of Milos Kerkez, who is seen as a replacement for Andy Robertson, though the Scotland captain insists he still has what it takes to perform at the top level

Politics

2 w. ago Rutherglen Glencairn will cope with top flight test, says boss

Joe Pryce's side have been promoted to the West of Scotland Premier Division and he insists they can make an impact

Politics

3 w. ago Treasury secretary Scott Bessent insists US will ‘never default’ on its debt

Trump administration official seeks to assuage growing investor concern over the country’s public finances

Politics

3 w. ago Scottish Labour candidate Davy Russell insists he's 'high profile' as opponents accuse him of hiding

Russell has been repeatedly mocked by rival parties for skipping broadcast interviews and debates during the Hamilton by-election campaign.

Politics

3 w. ago Miriam Margolyes insists she will do Edinburgh Festival Fringe show, after 'absurd' health claims

Miriam Margolyes is to perform at the Fringe

Culture

4 w. ago Liam Scales insists Celtic pain of watching Aberdeen lift Scottish Cup will fuel another Treble bid

Brendan Rodgers made his players stay on the pitch and pay their respect to the winners at Hampden but it was a tough watch

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