There are victories, and then there are Calcutta Cup victories. Scotland beating England at Murrayfield on February 7th was the latter — the kind of win that makes you forget…
The Scottish Cup Fifth Round is done, the Quarter-Final draw is confirmed, and the usual suspects have progressed. Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen — all through, all looking comfortable, all doing exactly…
There’s no other football match in Britain quite like the Old Firm. Celtic versus Rangers isn’t just about the league table or bragging rights. It’s about history, identity, religion, politics….
I’ll be honest: I’ve spent too many Six Nations campaigns watching Scotland fall apart in the second half, watching us turn promising starts into familiar disappointments. But this year feels…
I’ve lived in both cities, and the Glasgow versus Edinburgh argument never gets old. Let me settle this once and for all.
The brief The competition was organised by the Scottish Review (SR) and sponsored by the Young Programme (YP) charity. It was open to pupils in Scottish schools who were between…
The author of this article is an academic at an ‘ancient’ university in Scotland. It is a sad reflection on the state of free speech in UK universities that he/she…
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Diary of the Week Eileen Reid Vote Communist, Vote Swankie Monday 18 February Central Station is my favourite public space in Glasgow. Its steel and glass roof contains a concourse…
Thursday 1 January 2009 A new year, but the conflict which has dominated world events for the past 60 years goes on with the same intensity and bitterness. It’s a…