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Thomas Frank issues encouraging Aaron Hickey update as Scotland friendlies loom

Scotland star Aaron Hickey looks set to make a comeback after a staggering 568 days for Brentford this week.

The National (Scotland)

Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu was worried injury would wreck his Lions dream

Melbourne-born Tuipulotu was selected despite being sidelined since suffering a pectoral injury in January.

The Independent UK

British & Irish Lions squad 2025: the chosen 38 players

We profile each player from England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland who will compete for places in Andy Farrell’s Test match squads to take on Australia this summer

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Major Scotland injury doubt amid fears defender's season is over

Scott McKenna is a major injury doubt for Scotland's double-header of friendlies with fears his season could be over following a thigh injury.

The National (Scotland)

Exciting young stars to old stagers – 6 possible British and Irish Lions bolters

Andy Farrell’s squad head to Australia this summer.

The Independent UK

‘I wish it hadn’t happened, but I don’t think I deserved to go to prison. I got looked after, but that won’t stop somebody throwing a bucket of s**te at you’ Duncan Ferguson tells FourFourTwo about the horrors of Glasgow’s notorious Barlinnie Prison

The striker served 44 days in prison in 1995 for an on-field headbutt that took place a year earlier

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Former health minister Susan Deacon joins Scotland Office team

A former Scottish health minister and a former adviser to Alistair Darling when he was chancellor have joined the Scotland Office team

The National (Scotland)

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England shake up coaching group ahead of summer tour to Argentina by adding two new faces

Bath attack coach Lee Blackett will join Steve Borthwick’s coaching group in the same role, while Byron McGuigan comes on board as assistant defence coach

The Independent UK

Scottish castle on sale again amid 'transphobia' row with community group

A SCOTTISH castle has been put on sale for the fifth time in 10 years after its current owner halted plans for a community group to manage it amid a…

The National (Scotland)

Scotland’s forgotten striker? Simon Murray reacts to international call-up suggestion

Simon Murray reacts to speculation over a potential Scotland call-up as he leads Dundee’s survival push.

The National (Scotland)

Police search for two men after serious assault in Scottish city at Christmas

Police Scotland have released images of two males they believe may hold information which might assist in relation a serious assault in Edinburgh

The National (Scotland)

Anas Sarwar 'rewrites history' with claim he 'always' opposed gender reform

Anas Sarwar has claimed he has "always" called for the protection of single sex spaces, despite previously whipping Scottish Labour MSPs…

The National (Scotland)

The supreme court didn’t rule on the definition of ‘a woman’ – this is what its judgment does mean

The judges had to interpret the law as set down by parliament. But it must be remembered this is not an abstract debate; it concerns real people, says barrister Sam Fowles

The Guardian - UK

Bruce Mouat 'over the moon' as Scotland crowned curling champions in dream finish

Stirling-born Bruce Mouat has led his Scotland side to victory at the World Curling Championships in Canada.

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Kate Forbes calls for Internal Market Act to be repealed

DEPUTY First Minister Kate Forbes has urged the UK Government to "restore the democratic voice of the Scottish Parliament" by repealing…

The Guardian - UK

Caroline Weir: ‘I am not the loudest but I’d like to think I lead by example’

Caroline Weir wants to win silverware with Real Madrid and tells Tom Garry how she hopes to inspire girls and boys in Scotland as the SFA launches Galáctica, a documentary about her

The National (Scotland)

Lay of the land and hope for the future as I bid farewell to Scottish rugby

Just a few random thoughts this week, and if regular readers detect an elegiac note in my scribblings today then that’s perceptive of you.

The National (Scotland)

Greg Taylor's critics should 'shut their holes' - Celtic will miss their unsung hero

Brendan Rodgers has admitted that he expects left-back Brendan Rodgers to leave Parkhead this summer - Celtic will miss their unsung hero.

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Scotland player ratings as woeful performance sees Clarke's side sleepwalk to defeat

Scotland player ratings as woeful performance sees Steve Clarke's side sleepwalk to defeat

The National (Scotland)

McTominay says players never lost faith in Clarke despite Scotland Euros critics

Scott McTominay says that there was no 'doom and gloom' in the Scotland camp after the Euros, and that the players' faith in Steve Clarke has been…

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Watch as Celtic youngster scores on Scotland U21s debut

Celtic youngster Jude Bonnar scored his first goal for Scotland under-21s last night.

The National (Scotland)

Curtis’ dream start to 2025: Rangers debut, Europa League, & Scotland recognition

Findlay Curtis’ dream start to 2025: Rangers debut, Europa League, & Scotland recognition

The National (Scotland)

Reason Celtic-bound Tierney didn't start for Scotland as Clarke explains concern

Reason Tierney didn't start for Scotland as Clarke thinking revealed

The National (Scotland)

John Carver 'well out of line' in attempt to clip Lennon Miller's wings

John Carver should have been talking up Motherwell and Scotland prospect Lennon Miller this week, not trying to clip the 18-year-old's wings...

The National (Scotland)

Greek legend brands Scotland 'sneaky & cunning' ahead of Nations League play-off

Greek legend Giannis Goumas reckons Scotland are a 'sneaky' team and believes it's 50/50 who wins their Nations League tie.

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