Interview
Dr James Robson: 'My job is one of the most privileged but the toll it takes is phenomenal'
The legendary Scotland and Lions doctor reflects on his career and the state of the game as he heads into retirement.
Bryn Palmer Bryn was rugby editor at the BBC Sport website for many years and features editor for a couple more before returning to Scotland, where he started covering the game in 1997 at PA and the Scotsman before a year Down Under, reporting on the first of three Lions tours in 2001. He is now a freelance writer and editor for several media outlets.
Analysis
Can Townsend's Scotland find balm for festering Irish sore?
Scotland's resilience will face the ultimate test against opponents who have won their last nine meetings.
Analysis
Shock call-ups and Lions left out: Scotland Six Nations squad takeaways
Gregor Townsend threw several intriguing curveballs with his Six Nations squad announcement.
Darcy Graham: 'I had other offers but I want to win silverware with Edinburgh'
Scotland wing Darcy Graham has signed a new long-term deal that will keep him at Edinburgh through to the next Rugby World Cup in …
Edinburgh address Bill Mata future amid talk of possible Bristol move
Edinburgh address the future of Bill Mata amid speculation Bristol are poised to move for the Fiji No.8.
The latest South African to throw his lot in with Scotland
The 26-year-old arrived in the Scottish capital in February 2021 and has now penned a two-year contract extension that will take h…
Exclusive
Pierre Schoeman: 'You have to give it your all. You have to add value. That’s how I see it.'
The cult Scotland front-row has a raft of responsibilities in France and takes his role as 'The General' very seriously
Interview
Hoggy the Test centurion hoping to celebrate Triple Crown glory
The Scotland full-back has thrilled a generation of rugby fans and he is hoping to bring a Triple Crown back to Murrayfield
Interview
Rhona Lloyd's World Cup quest
Rhona Lloyd hopes to salve the pain of missing out on the Olympics by helping Scotland end their World Cup wait.
Jock Bok
Dual international John Allan says players can have 'two hearts' but must be single-minded
