One of the most powerful documentaries of 2019 was Growing Up Poor: Britainâs Breadline Kids. Directed by Jezza Neumann, it allowed a handful of children to give first-hand accounts of life on the financial margins.
Hearts player Michael Smith recognises that something drastic has to happen in the second half of the season after months of ârottenâ performances have left the Gorgie club in the doldrums. And, with major changes required to turn things around, the Northern Irishman admits that January cannot come quickly enough.
It might be said that Kristoffer Ajer has been at the winking eye of a storm this week. All because of a pile-on from the football fraternity of Aberdeen, and indeed many among the wider commentariat, about the actions of the Celtic defender to a challenge from Sam Cosgrove that earned the striker a red card last weekend.
A retired naval architect who leads tours of the Clydeâs shipbuilding heritage is on a quest to unearth possible links between Robert the Bruce and a nascent Scottish navy.
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