Scotland players slowly getting used to my style of management – Steve Clarke
Steve Clarke believes the Scotland players are slowly getting to know him while he adapts to international management.
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Steve Clarke rules out Scotland revenge mission against Kazakhstan
Steve Clarke ruled out a revenge mission in Scotland’s final 2020 European Championship qualifier against Kazakhstan at Hampden Park on Tuesday night.
The key talking points ahead of Scotland’s clash with Kazakhstan
Scotland take on Kazakhstan in their final Euro 2020 qualifier at Hampden Park on Tuesday night.
Steve Clarke rules out Scotland revenge mission against Kazakhstan
Steve Clarke ruled out a revenge mission in Scotland’s final 2020 European Championship qualifier against Kazakhstan at Hampden Park on Tuesday night.
Lib Dems stronger after coalition with Tories, Willie Rennie claims
Willie Rennie has claimed the Liberal Democrats are “stronger” as a party after their time in coalition with the Tories but admitted he has “regrets” about some of the policies that were introduced.
Willie Miller: Cyprus was decent, but we can do better with Aberdeen’s McKenna and Devlin paired up at back
Steve Clarke should consider giving clubmates Scott McKenna and Mikey Devlin a run out together for Scotland.
Delighted Christie says win over Cyprus was ‘step forward’ for Scotland
Ryan Christie hopes Scotland can build some momentum ahead of their Nations League semi-final in March by ending a disappointing Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with a third win in a row tomorrow.
Exclusion from General Election TV debate unfair on voters and viewers – SNP
The SNP said its exclusion from the ITV General Election debate is depriving voters of the chance to make their own decisions.
Campaign highlights: CBI chief weighs in on debate and Labour pledges pay hike
Sunday proved to be a quiet day on the election trail, with many leading figures turning to TV appearances to get their party message across.
Eamonn Brophy replaces injured Lawrence Shankland in Scotland squad
Kilmarnock striker Eamonn Brophy has been called into the Scotland squad after Lawrence Shankland pulled out with a minor injury.
Steve Clarke hitting his stride as Scotland boss, says Greg Taylor
Greg Taylor feels his Scotland team-mates are beginning to fully appreciate the abilities of manager Steve Clarke.
SNP pledges to fight for free TV licences for over-75s
The SNP has called for TV licence decisions to be made independently of government, as it pledged to fight for free licences for over-75s.
Clarke pleased to see Scotland building momentum ahead of play-offs
Winning was everything for Scotland manager Steve Clarke as his side beat Cyprus 2-1 in Nicosia.
Clarke says win over Cyprus was ‘crucial’ for Scotland
Steve Clarke was delighted to see Scotland beat Cyprus 2-1 in their Euro 2020 qualifier in Nicosia, saying the 'result was more important than the performance'.
Five in five for John McGinn as Scotland win in Cyprus
John McGinn continued his international goalscoring streak as Scotland won 2-1 in Cyprus.
Aberdeen icon Miller relives final Scotland appearance as McKenna and Devlin prepare for Euro qualifying double-header
“I was in the bowels of the stadium. I was needing attention on my knee.
Aberdeen boss McInnes: We’re now confident McKenna’s hamstring is more robust ahead of Scotland comeback
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is confident Scott McKenna’s hamstring problems are over after missing the last Scotland squad.
Church minister who heckled Jeremy Corbyn suspended over tweets
A Church of Scotland minister who branded Jeremy Corbyn a “terrorist sympathiser” has been suspended after controversial tweets emerged.
Steve Clarke urges Scotland’s players to take their opportunities
Scotland manager Steve Clarke has told his squad in Cyprus to seize their chance to feature in the Euro 2020 play-offs.
Will Aberdeen’s McKenna skipper Scotland against Cyprus tomorrow?
Steve Clarke kept his cards close to his chest over who will captain Scotland against Cyprus tomorrow.
Labour support in Scotland falling ‘like snow off a dyke’, claims SNP
The SNP is forecasting it will win seats back from Labour in next month’s General Election, as a senior figure claimed support for Jeremy Corbyn’s party is “falling off like snow off a dyke”.
Dyce Boys Club graduate Armstrong wears heart on sleeve playing for Scotland
Aberdeen-raised midfielder Stuart Armstrong insists he would never turn down the opportunity to play for his country.
Alan Shearer and Shelley Kerr set for university honour
English football great Alan Shearer and Scotland Women’s national team manager Shelley Kerr are to be awarded honorary doctorates from the University of Stirling.
Memories of Kazakhstan nightmare won’t be in Shinnie’s mind as he returns for Scotland
Former Dons skipper Graeme Shinnie today insisted he has no Kazakhstan hangover and is happy to play left-back for Scotland again.
British-Irish Council summit focuses on Brexit and tackling drug abuse
Political leaders from across the UK and Ireland have met in Dublin to discuss how to deal with “shared issues” such as Brexit and tackling drug abuse.
Labour will win constituencies across Scotland, Jeremy Corbyn says
Jeremy Corbyn has predicted Labour will win constituencies “right across Scotland” in next month’s General Election.
Ex-Catalan minister bailed after arrest under Spanish extradition warrant
Former Catalan minister Clara Ponsati has been released on bail after appearing in court in Edinburgh as Spanish authorities seek her extradition.
Oliver Burke warns injured Scotland players their places could be at threat
Oliver Burke has warned Scotland’s no-shows they may find someone has pinched their slot when they finally rejoin Steve Clarke’s squad.
Nicola Sturgeon prioritises indyref2 over second Brexit vote
Nicola Sturgeon has made clear she would prioritise holding a second independence referendum over a fresh vote on Brexit.
Coetzer reveals intricacies of Scotland cricket captain role
So what's it like to captain your country knowing a World Cup place could hang on every decision you make?