
Jamie Borthwick
Sports Reporter at STV News
Sport reporter for @STVNews.
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1 week ago |
news.stv.tv | Jamie Borthwick
He is one of Scotland’s highest-paid sportsmen after putting pen to paper on a three-year contract extension worth $9m. But Jamie Gillan, punter with the New York Giants, has never had the chance to play in his homeland. Now, with the NFL taking more and more regular season games to Europe and beyond, the 28-year-old would love nothing more than to don the famous Giants blue uniform back in Scotland.
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1 month ago |
news.stv.tv | Jamie Borthwick
The search for Heart of Midlothian’s new boss hots up. Hearts sporting director Graeme Jones will present the Tynecastle board of directors with the options for their new head coach later this week. The capital side’s search for a successor to Neil Critchley will gather speed ahead of the team’s Scottish Premiership match against Motherwell, with Liam Fox retaining the position of interim head coach in the meantime.
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2 months ago |
news.stv.tv | Jamie Borthwick
Caroline Weir says the Scotland team is coping with a period of transition as the Scottish FA looks for a permanent successor to former boss Pedro Martinez Losa. Speaking ahead of the premiere of a film about her journey to becoming a Real Madrid star, Weir says the squad is taking steps in the right direction towards next year’s World Cup qualifying campaign. “It’s been good,” Weir told STV. “It’s obviously a transitional stage for the squad but that happens in football all the time.
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2 months ago |
news.stv.tv | Andy Coyle |Jamie Borthwick
Following Livingston’s first trophy triumph since 2015, manager David Martindale has revealed that the club is on the brink of new ownership. The Almondvale club celebrated on Sunday as the team thrashed Queen’s Park 5-0 in the SPFL Challenge Cup final and lifted silverware. And after success on the park, the club is now on the verge of major change off the park after entering a “period of exclusivity” ahead of a proposed takeover by overseas investors.
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Mar 26, 2025 |
news.stv.tv | Jamie Borthwick
Scottish cycling hopeful Sean Flynn says he’ll be giving it all to be on the starting line when the Tour de France rolls into his home town of Edinburgh. Last week’s announcement that the Grand Départs will take place in Scotland for the first time has sparked huge excitement from cycling fans, and also from one of the athletes who has ambitions to be part of the action.
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