There was intrigue in a call-up for the latest ‘kilted Kiwi’ Fergus Burke and a ‘bolter’ in Glasgow No.8 Jack Mann.
Rory Lawson recounts how his legendary grandfather's favourite sweets helped inspire Scotland to victory in his first Test as captain.
They maybe in the veteran stage of their careers but Grant Gilchrist and Richie Gray can be a vital cog in Scotland's engine room
The Six Nations delivers on thrills and spills as England and Wales rebound, while only France can win the elusive Grand Slam...
Nathan Hines talks walking out on Scotland, jousting with Eddie Jones and Calcutta Cup joy.
The Scotland backrow reflects on a career of glory, trauma and fulfilment as he hangs up his boots
Kyle Sinckler's emotive interview stood out on a weekend of sparkling rugby and controversy
Against the backdrop of coronavirus angst and bonkers refereeing, the show goes on.
Before we get to the savagery of modern rugby, life in France and with Scotland and the years of graft under the brilliant Vern Cotter, there’s something obviously different that strikes you about Nathan Hines.
Former Scotland international Brendan Laney has been shaken by recent terror attacks that left 50 people dead in Christchurch, a life and death story that puts his awkward introduction to Scotland into perspective.
