By Regan Kelly. “There is no break, it is constant work, having to care for someone who doesn’t fully understand what is really going on”, -Charlene: A full-time Carer for her younger […]
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Top Scots Curl On Despite Euros Cancellation
By Sandrine Wyrich (@SunnyWyrich_) The European Curling Championships were set to get underway this weekend in Lillehammer, Norway. However, Covid-19 took the competition off the ice and left Europe’s top teams hogged. […]
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The latest news and sports headlines from 4th Year BA Journalism and Sports Journalism Students at 1pm on Friday the 6th of November.
Popular Edinburgh vlogger hopes to raise awareness of psoriasis
BY MEG MONTAGUE The over 700 videos Shaun Cumming has uploaded to YouTube in the last five years mainly focus on his travels through countries such as Brazil, Iceland and the United […]
SCOTS MUSICIANS’ NEXT JOB COULD BE IN CYBER. (they just know it won’t be)
By Layla Maguire COVID-19 has pushed musicians across the globe back to where they started: performing in their bedroom. This time last year, gigs and concerts were among the main events to […]
Has Coronavirus affected motivation in Scottish football?
by Ben MacDonald As Scottish football has made a somewhat kind of return, it is unclear to see just how motivated players are after the prolonged period of lockdown. As restrictions in […]
The effect of Covid-19 on Scottish football
By Calum Brown (@Calum_Brown99) Covid-19 has impacted Scottish football at all levels, with games and leagues right across the country being cancelled and never fulfilled. For many within the game, particularly at […]
Big Colin talks Italian Wine and “Sexy Pirates”
@DorisSpokes with Colin Falconer A wee bit late and a wee bit rushed, from a hotel room in Scarborough, I had the pleasure today of speaking to journalist, pro-wrestler and self proclaimed […]
FINDING NEW WAYS TO COPE WITH COVID
by Euan McLean, Hala El-Djazairy and Pearse McLaughlin THE bizarre reality of post-Covid life can often feel like something out of a Hollywood script. Now one man is taking inspiration from an […]
With Music in the Soul and Radio Presenting on the Mind
By Sandrine Wyrich A Nigerian proverb says: “It is the first step that is difficult.” Ajua Yankey, or short AJ, took a big step when she decided to enrol for a postgraduate […]
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