Captain Sir Tom Moore: 100-year-old national hero knighted by Queen

	Jul 18, 2020


	Captain Sir Tom Moore: 100-year-old national hero knighted by Queen

	With her father’s sword in her hand, the Queen dubbed the 100-year-old a knight.

Nicola Sturgeon’s Border talk is about politics, not health – Susan Dalgety

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is trying to suggest the virus is out of control down south while Scotland – which has one of the highest coronavirus death rates in the world – is doing well in order to score political points, writes Susan Dalgety

How Portobello has changed since my day – Kevan Christie

Kevan Christie returns to his old childhood haunt of Portobello and discovers it remains as edgy and bohemian as ever.

If Scotland ‘builds a wall’, it risks its reputation for hospitality

Fear of coronavirus has prompted ‘tourists go home’ signs, but a sensible compromise is for visitors to stick to social-distancing rules while receiving the same friendly welcome, writes Stephen Jardine.

Why these Scots spend their time visiting the graves of total strangers

For Findagrave volunteers, visiting, photographing and recording the tombstones of people they’ve never met is about more than just preserving history – they’re also helping strangers across the globe reconnect with their roots

New Tartan Pro Tour to offer ASI Scottish Open spot for men and women

Huge opportunities on offer in new six-event series

Heather MacRae is latest Scot to shine in Rose Ladies Series

Debut produces tie for second at JCB Golf & Country Club

Allan Massie: Edinburgh look in better shape than Glasgow

Last season Richard Cockerill’s side were improving while Warriors were at best marching on the spot

Interview: Aberdonian John Fitzpatrick on making history as Manchester United’s first ever substitute and trying to tame best mate George Best

Defender’s Old Trafford career was cruelly ended when he was just 26

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