Theresa May has been issued a “last call” for her government to agree what kind of Brexit deal it wants after EU leaders left a summit in Brussels voicing concern at the lack of progress and warning that is running out.

Scotland has seen a dramatic incease in the proportion of women being killed by drugs, a new Scottish Government report has found.

Brodies steps up to the mark in supporting local tennis and swimming events

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US taxpayer-funded trips by Eric Trump to Turnberry in sign his father is ‘normalising kleptocracy’, says campaigner for good government.

One in five children who seek help from Scotland’s mental health service are rejected for treatment leaving thousands of children in limbo, a new report has disclosed.

New Everton manager Marco Silva is being widely-tipped to make a move for Celtic left-back Kieran Tierney, Kenny Miller named as Livingston’s player manager and out of contract Dylan McGeouch edges towards Sunderland.

Sometimes you can get greedy. The first half against Argentina was so good, so enterprising and joyful, that it would have been nice to end Scotland’s season at half-time. The second half was a bit disappointing, as often happens when a team has all but won the game by the interval; there tends to be an unconscious relaxation. So the best thing one can say about the second 40 minutes is that the Scottish players got lots of tackling practice, and defended pretty well.

It is that time of year. Start of Wimbledon, start of the school holidays, and many a parent perhaps wishes they could have their own step-laddered high chair from which to look down disdainfully on the latest face-flushed, spittle-spatting strop and 
eyeroll wearily.

Louise McMillan scored a length-of-the-field try as Scotland Women Sevens team bounced back from earlier defeats by Ireland and Wales to beat Poland in their final pool match at the Rugby Europe Grand Prix event in 
Marcoussis, Paris last night.