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Here, we take a closer look at Scotland's opening Euro 2020 Group D opponents, the Czech Republic, who Scotland have met recently.

England tend to canter through the qualifiers but they are not infallible Here, ahead of the Euro 2020 kick-off, we look at the Three Lions.

Croatia have never beaten Scotland in five attempts. Here, we take a closer look at Scotland's final Euro 2020 Group D opponents.

Jean, 104, reveals secret to a long and healthy life as she reunites with family in Perthshire to celebrate her birthday © Supplied by Pauline Buchan Jean Cameron, the oldest resident at Dalweem Residential Home in Aberfeldy, has just celebrated her 104th birthday surrounded by family after more than a year of Covid-19 restrictions. The birthday girl shared her secrets for a long and healthy life – even citing her favourite TV soap as something that has helped keep her chirpy over the years....

JENNY HJUL: Scottish Greens should get back to saving the planet, not trashing the Union By Jenny Hjul © Ewan Bootman/NurPhoto/Shuttersto There has been considerable disquiet since the Scottish election in May over the SNP’s escalating overtures to the Green Party. The failure of the Nationalists to secure an overall majority has, as in the past, forced a cosying up with the only other independence supporting movement. But with talks between the two parties said to be beginning in earn...

Law student Lisa Keogh has been cleared of wrongdoing after complaints about "offensive" comments she made including "women have vaginas".

New ferry to support busy Islay route in procurement process Updated: June 9, 2021, 4:47 pm © Supplied by Transport Scotland Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Transport bosses have announced the procurement process for a new ferry to support the community and economy on Islay has begun. The first stage of the tender process will assess if interested shipyards meet the technical and financial criteria to t...

Scotland bucks the trend for foreign direct investment © Shutterstock / Vitalii Vodolazsk Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Scotland is an increasingly attractive place for inward investment, new figures show. The country bucked a Europe-wide negative trend for foreign direct investment (FDI) last year by growing the number of FDI projects – despite the pandemic – by 6% to 107. This is compared with a...

Racial discrimination is "rife" in UK workplaces, with black employees affected most, new business school research has revealed.

Only 50% of Scottish business leaders say they plan to address gaps in skills in the next 12 months, a survey has found.