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JIM SPENCE: Winning Scottish Cup would be icing on cake of European riches for Dundee United or St Johnstone Dundee United and St Johnstone could both be celebrating again this weekend. This season’s Scottish Cup offers glory, silverware and a possible pot of European cash to push the winners ahead of other clubs next season. It’s estimated that European entry from lifting the trophy could be worth up to £3 million. If that figure is anywhere near true then, if Dundee United and St Johnstone can book an historic return bout, winning the cup could be just the icing on the cake of European...

Tele columnist Lee Wilkie gives insight into the mind of a footballer ahead of a big semi-final at Hampden and is backing Dundee in the play-offs.

© PA Scotland is facing a combustible future. No matter what happens in Thursday’s Holyrood elections the political scene and civic and general life seem set for increasingly heated times. At our universities and schools a flood of disgruntled students and parents could be set to contest exam results and launch complaints over teaching issues in the wake of the Covid crisis. In the hotel, pub and leisure sectors, among a host of industries facing difficulties, unemployment figures could soar, affecting mortgage, rent, and PCP payments. © PA Hospitality bosses claim the industry has been t...

By Kezia Dugdale Updated: April 28 2021, 8.38pm Does it matter who paid for Boris Johnson’s curtains when more than a quarter of a million people are contracting Covid-19 in India every day? Well of course it does and any attempt to use the suffering of people here or abroad to sweep away serious and legitimate questions about who funds the powerful is risible. © AP Political artist Kaya Mar near Downing Street. Political parties rely on donations to function in the United Kingdom. Yet the picture our minds create of a party donor is more likely to be a man in black tie with a glass ...

GEORGE CRAN: Are Dundee good now? And good things come to Arabs who wait © SNS Group Are Dundee good now? It’s a pretty simplistic question but one that’s had a simple answer for a long time now. I’ve been saying all season I expected the Dark Blues to get things together at some point. It’s taken a while and I was concerned I’d been babbling like a blithering idiot, optimistically pinning opinion on hope rather than reality. However, I do feel things are changing at Dens Park for the better. Seven matches unbeaten, four wins and three draws, that included victories over the two ot...