By KEVIN CRAIGENS FORMER Scottish snooker professional John Rea says that Mark Selby is “The man” after his 10 – 7 UK Championship win over Ronnie O’Sullivan. Rea described the Final as […]
Rea: Selby snooker’s main man now
And they’re off at Ayr
By RYAN McDOUGALL Ayr racecourse is set to host seven races kicking off at 12.10pm today. Featuring the likes of Henry Brooke, Brian Harding and Derek Fox, the race day is set […]
A Muirhead for heights: Robbie’s career peaks
EXCLUSIVE: By CALLUM SCOTT Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar da Silva, Lionel Messi …and Robbie Muirhead. No, that’s right, you don’t have to re-read that and your eyes are working fine. In 2015 the […]
Donati: Accies are a match for the rest
EXCLUSIVE: By HAMISH CARTON MASSIMO DONATI claims that his Hamilton Accies side are every bit as good as the majority of the teams in the top-flight. Speaking after Monday’s training session, the […]
Education Scotland Deny Fall in School Inspection Claims
By Angus MacDonald EDUCATION SCOTLAND has refuted claims from the Scottish Conservatives suggesting that the number of school inspections will fall in the coming year. The Conservatives referred to figures that suggested the […]
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Sturgeon Attempts to keep EU Relations strong Post-Brexit With Ireland Visit
By Niamh Harnett AS THE FIRST MINISTER’S VISIT TO THE IRISH PARLIAMENT COMES TO A CLOSE HER MESSAGE REMAINS, Scotland’s relationship with the EU is still strong. Nicola Sturgeon is in Ireland […]
Labour MSP “Scrap the Act” Campaign Could Upset the Government
By Shaw Rooney MSP James Kelly will today official lodge a Members’ Bill to repeal the much-maligned Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications (Scotland) Act. The move comes after a 64 […]
Businesses ‘Ayr’ their views on Brexit debate
By Lynn Baird AYRSHIRE business owners today spoke about the impact that Brexit has had on their businesses. The Director of Ayr Guitar, a shop that specialises in guitars but also sells […]
Watchdog predicts £553m shortfall for Scotland’s councils
By Kirsty Morrison THE ACCOUNTS COMMISSION has predicted a shortfall of £553 million for Scotland’s councils. The gap between the amount of local government spending and income could grow from £87m in […]
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