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Simon Price on Curepedia, The Cure and why Ireland matters
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How Maggie O’Farrell turned brushes with death into Hamnet and Land
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Steven Pressley nearly left after difficult spells but a late Aberdeen winner and a committed young squad changed his mind
Elie Youan opens up about leaving Hibs, abuse, injuries and his best goals
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Glasgow’s education director to reduce tablet time in primary schools
Glasgow’s education head John McGhee vows to restrict tablets in nurseries, revive deep reading and push for curriculum and support reforms
Jack Thorne revives Let the Right One In for the National Youth Theatre
Jack Thorne reflects on adapting Let the Right One In for the National Youth Theatre, his own creative roots and the challenges facing writers today
Why Steven Fletcher wants a form-based fourth striker in Scotland’s World Cup squad
Former Scotland striker Steven Fletcher says Che Adams, Lyndon Dykes and Lawrence Shankland are likely picks and wants a fourth forward chosen on form
Hearts ready for Easter Road test as the Premiership run-in tightens
Hearts’ experienced figures describe how focus, preparation and dressing-room unity have helped them handle derby days and a tense title run-in
Joanna Page: thrifting, Shift the Thrift and juggling family life
Joanna Page leads BBC’s Shift the Thrift, sharing thrift-store know-how, mentoring contestants and keeping family at the centre of her busy life
Why Sir Ian McKellen says we do not need AI to replace art
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Sir Lenny Henry answers tough questions about his long-term partner, controversial early roles and childhood experiences in a raw interview
Rangers rally under Danny Röhl as premiership race reaches a climax
Rangers’ captain James Tavernier details a composed manager, impactful bench players and a warm-weather camp as the club targets five wins
From trampoline club to head of EDI: Sam Hawkins on leadership and resilience
Sam Hawkins describes how involvement in trampolining and student leadership developed resilience, community-building, and practical examples for graduate recruitment
Kinshasa celebration highlights DR Congo return to World Cup
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Children’s author Michael Morpurgo to create a new version of Treasure Island
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