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Gregor Townsend hails his greatest day after Calcutta Cup victory
GREGOR Townsend last night hailed Scotland’s 25-13 defeat of England as the greatest day in his coaching career after his team reclaimed the...
The Big Read: A dog’s tale
IF there's such a thing as a dog lover's calendar – and it's hard to believe there isn't, the world must be full...
Greens warn of hard right threat to devolution
DEVOLUTION could come under attack from Tory Brexiteers such as Jacob Rees-Mogg, Scottish Green co-leader Patrick Harvie has warned.
How to have great sex in the era of New Puritanism
THE media right now is full of tales of bad sex. Sex that's unpleasant, sex that's boring, sex that's just plain rubbish, sex...
Science festival slammed over ‘polluting’ sponsors
NEXT month's Edinburgh International Science Festival is under strong attack for “ultra-cynical greenwash” by getting two big carbon polluters and a nuclear company...
From Carnbo to Cannes, the many lives of Harry McLaren
IT was when his wife refused to come into the house until he removed the coffin from the kitchen table that Harry McLaren...
Edinburgh University paid for new principal to move his pets from Hong Kong
EDINBURGH University paid to transport its new principal’s pets from Hong Kong as part of a £26,000 removals bill for his belongings.
Inside the university lecturers’ strike
IT'S Friday lunchtime at Strathclyde University, there's no teaching going on because the lecturers are on strike, but there is no lack of...
Yousaf in plea for rail infrastructure devolution
TRANSPORT Minister Humza Yousaf has made a fresh plea for powers over Scotland's rail infrastructure to be devolved to Holyrood.
SNP taunt Davidson: ‘You’re facing mutiny over Brexit’
THE SNP has mocked Ruth Davidson claiming she is facing a "mutiny" from right-wing Brexiteers at the Scottish Tory conference.
