Questions raised over key Celtic goals as Dundee claim 'decisions went against us'
For the second Premiership match in succession, Dundee shipped six goals - they lost to Hearts 6-0 on Saturday - and his team ...
Purring Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers hails star's arrogance, rates best goal in rout and assesses Rangers title race
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers hailed his team's hunger and relentlessness as they trounced Dundee 6-0 to move 13 points ...
Kyogo who? Hooped Celtic behemoth runs riot as fan chant reminds Rangers of who is boss
Idah was then replaced by Johnny Kenny - Celtic's only other bona-fide No 9 - and deadline-day signing Jeffrey Schlupp made ...
Six Nations: Scrum warning for Scotland as Ireland deliver mixed news on prop pair
Scotland have been warned that Ireland have enough strength in depth to overcome the loss of key scrum personnel in Sunday’s ...
Olivia Fuchs on directing The Makropulos Affair for Scottish Opera: 'It’s a very sensual piece'
Ostensibly an opera that revolves around a centuries-old legal case, The Makropulos Affair is in fact an exploration of life, ...
Romain Ntamack learns Six Nations ban fate after France red card - and what it means for Scotland clash
Romain Ntamack will be free to face Scotland in the final match of the Guinness Six Nations following a disciplinary hearing.
Bulleit Bourbon drops to £23 – a smooth, spicy steal for whiskey lovers
Bulleit is the kind of whiskey that means business - but in a smooth-talking, well-dressed kind of way. It’s got a high-rye ...
Gilruth pauses school ‘sex survey’ after data made available to researchers
The Education Secretary has paused a controversial census dubbed a “school sex survey” and will be raising concerns with ...
The City Changes Its Face by Eimear McBride review: 'gets under your skin'
With its challenging themes, narrative complexity and endlessly inventive prose style, The City Changes Its Face is ...
How, with Alan Sugar's help, I just about survived four days of enforced digital detox
Janet Christie finds herself ‘bathing’ in a forest, listening to her friends objectifying tree surgeons, revisiting the 1970s ...
How bizarre theories about bullies are pushing Scotland's teachers to the brink
Former head teacher Cameron Wyllie explains why he is supporting industrial action by teachers at Kirkintilloch High School ...
Opinion
Why solutions to climate, cost-of-living and economic crises may lie in Second World War
When the US entered the Second World War, it radically reorganised its economy in a way that has lessons for today as the world faces multiple challenges, including global warming ...