How Maggie O’Farrell turned brushes with death into Hamnet and Land
Maggie O’Farrell explains how survival shaped her creative choices and how Hamnet‘s success has led to a new, historically charged novel, Land
Patrickswell captain Sarah Gillane steps up for Limerick camogie
A first-year full-time teacher and Patrickswell captain, Sarah Gillane brings leadership, coaching energy and proven shot-stopping to the Limerick senior panel
Pressley reflects on doubts as Dundee finish eighth and eye 2026/27
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
Elie Youan talks candidly about four years at Hibs, the blocked moves to Stoke, the dugout injury, online racial abuse and the goals he will always remember
Could Elliot Watt force his way into Steve Clarke’s Scotland plans?
Askou says Elliot Watt has shown the right qualities at Motherwell to be on Scotland’s radar as selection time nears
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
Sir Ian McKellen argues that original art suffices and shares his admiration for Michaela Coel after filming The Christophers
Craig Ferguson brings Pants on Fire stand-up back to Glasgow and Europe
Craig Ferguson, the Glasgow-born comedian and former host of the Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson, returns to the stage with Pants on Fire, mixing memory, humour and honesty
Lenny Henry opens up on The Assembly about relationships and past roles
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
A Hibernian centre-back describes the electric five-hour procession in Kinshasa and how club and country combined to reach the World Cup
Children’s author Michael Morpurgo to create a new version of Treasure Island
Michael Morpurgo explains why he is retelling Treasure Island, how Robert Louis Stevenson shaped his imagination, and where he will talk about his new work
A day in the life of a brolly girl: Zoe and Alexandra
If you thought being an umbrella girl was a glam job, you can think again. How does a 5am start sound? And heels that don’t fit properly? We spoke to Zoe and Alexandra, the Yamaha umbrella girls at the MotoGP…
Moto2: Simone Corsi Interview
Simone Corsi currently rides in Team JiR Moto2 and has taken the Motobi chassis to two third place finishes and is sixth in the world championship with 65 points The 22 year old Italian who debuted full time in GP…
Jeremy Burgess on everything: after working with Doohan, anyone's easy
World famous mechanic and Valentino Rossi’s crew chief has left a long interview with SuperBikePlanet in which he reveals many aspects of his long and rich career with riders like Wayne Gardner, Mick Doohan and Freddie Spencer. Jeremy Burgess discusses…
Electric motorcycle design: interview with Voltra concept designer, Dan Anderson
When the Voltra electric concept bike from young designer Dan Anderson first came across our desk, we were eager to know more. Below is our interview with Dan about his electric motorcycle design project, and believe me: the more you…
NCR Ducati 848: interview with CEO Michele Poggipolini
The NCR Ducati Team won the Canadian Thunder Championship riding a Ducati 848.Twowheelsblog contacted NCR’s CEO Michele Poggipolini and here’s the interview we promised:We know NCR from the Italian Supertwin Championship, Desmo Challenge, the Millona, New blue. Is NCR a…
Valentino Rossi interviewed on Italian talk show: "at night, one does other things" on MotoGP night race
Speaking on Italy’s evening talk show “Che tempo fa”, Valentino Rossi has revealed he doesn’t agree with the MotoGP race at night in Qatar, saying that the evening is for doing “other things”. Interviewed by Fabio Fazio, Valentino Rossi is…
Werner Daemen asking for more media support!
Team Yoshimura Van Zon won the 8 Hours of Francorchamps in Belgium with their two riders Werner Daemen and Olivier Depoortere. The Suzuki was too fast for the Metiss, from the Team Birh Metiss. Twowheels was present at Francorchamps and…
A chat with Noriyuki Haga during the 2011 Motor Bike Expo
The guys over at Motoblog.it were able catch up with Noriyuki Haga after the Pata Racing Team Aprilia presentation at the Motor Bike Expo in Verona, and the Japanese rider kindly gave them a couple of minutes of his time…