Boris Johnsonâs general election win was precipitated by a series of mistakes by people who refused to compromise and are now about to discover the consequences, writes Brian Wilson.
A House of Representatives committee has approved two articles of impeachment against Donald Trump, charging him with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Hope is hard to find amid misogyny of some on the left, a lack of effective action on global warming, and the rebranding of Boris Johnson as âthe Peopleâs Prime Ministerâ, writes Susan Dalgety.
Daniel Stendel wants Hearts to have a clear identity and he wants all his players to be clear on what that is, which is why he will be recalling some of the young players who are out on loan and looking to immerse them in his ideas and tactics.
Scotland pulled off a stunning win over England at the Cape Town Sevens yesterday thanks to a last-gasp try by Femi Sofolarin, who played for England last â¨season.
On Election Day I am with a man called Blair, chatting over coffee close to Fettes College. This is not Tony Blair, the former Prime Minister, who often spoke of feeling the hand of history on his shoulders but as a Fettesian did not want anyone trampling on them and couldnât be persuaded to play rugby. Blair Kinghorn, though, is thrilled to be a Scotland internationalist, 17 caps so far and looking to kick on in 2020, one of a clutch of talented young bucks who, post-Japan, are trying to make us feel better about the countryâs oval-ball prospects.
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