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Media release: BBC Scotland announces Euros programming across TV, radio, online and social BBC Scotland has unveiled a multi-platform line-up of content to support our ‘boys in blue’, as they head to their first major football tournament in 23 years. It’s been more than two decades since Scotland’s men last qualified for an international football tournament, so BBC Scotland will be joining the Tartan Army by making the most of next month’s Euro Championships with specially-commissioned television and radio programming across comedy, entertainment and factual. This extra content wil...

Don Masson was a Scotland hero in the 1976 Home International Championship, best remembered for Kenny Dalglish's goal against England.

ARIST Norman Kirkham, who has died aged 84, was a kenspeckle figure in Scottish art circles. A past President of Glasgow Art Club and Honorary Secretary of the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Art (RGI), he exhibited worldwide, and his work is held in numerous collections, including those of the Duke of Edinburgh, The Royal Academy, the Royal Scottish Academy and Glasgow Museums. Respected by fellow artists as a skilled painter, his sense of mischief and uncompromising approach to his craft meant he was perhaps not as well-known outside the art world as others of equal talent. A genuine ...

letters Pictured is Luke McBlain with People Make Glasgow Nextbikes on Clyde Street, Glasgow. He is appealing for an extension to a scheme introduced last June. The People Make Glasgow bikes were free for the first 30 mins, but the free scheme is coming to an I HAVE, many times, mentioned funeral workers at every level together with all who have had no choice but to continue vital works during Covid (‘Our work is unrecognised but vital’: Inside a funeral home dealing with a year of coronavirus, Tuesday). Well done to all of you. You are certainly not unrecognised but thanked profusely...

© DCT Media Joe Harper remains a legend at Pittodrie although he famously did not see eye to eye with Alex Ferguson. Joe Harper has never been a man for taking the conventional route – even when it led him into scrapes and confrontations. On his international debut, against Denmark in 1972, he was originally listed as a substitute by Tommy Docherty who added that he wouldn’t be leaving the bench. But then, after being told to get ready to take the field with 30 minutes left, he realised that he needed the toilet, went searching for the WCs in the corridors of a foreign arena, opened the ...