Scotland on Sunday

Scotland on Sunday is a Sunday newspaper from Scotland, published in Edinburgh by The Scotsman Publications Ltd, making it the Sunday counterpart to The Scotsman daily newspaper. Initially, it was printed in a broadsheet size, but in 2013, it was revamped and transformed into a tabloid format. The current layout features three main sections: the newspaper, which includes the original "Insight" section, a dedicated sports section, and Spectrum magazine, which now combines content from "At Home," a magazine that was previously published separately.

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Inside the New Town flat for sale that stars in new Netflix crime series Dept Q

11 hours ago | scotsman.com | Alison Campsie

The New Town flat, which stars in a new Netflix crime series, is guilty of some serious gorgeousness. A garden flat in Edinburgh’s New Town that features in a new Netflix crime drama set in the capital has come onto the market. The property was used as a filming location for Dept Q, starring Kelly Macdonald, Chloe Pirrie and Mark Bonnar, which airs on Netflix on May 29. Owners of 22 Lennox Street are now hoping for plenty of viewings as the flat goes up for sale for offers over £1,095,000.
Fintech milestone: The ten Scottish fintech scale-ups taking to the global stage

14 hours ago | scotsman.com | Scott Reid

“Scotland’s fintech sector continues to go from strength to strength” – Lorraine Anderson, Scottish EnterpriseTen of Scotland’s most ambitious fintech scale-ups will take centre stage at the largest conference of its kind in Europe. The financial technology stars will be highlighted as the country hosts its first national pavilion at the Money20/20 Europe event, which takes place between June 3 and 5 in Amsterdam.
Scottish business ‘resilient’ in face of trade tariffs and rising costs - RBS survey

16 hours ago | scotsman.com | Scott Reid

“The tracker this month reflects the challenges that economic uncertainty can create for businesses of all scales” – Seb BurnsideHeightened global uncertainty and US trade tariffs are “significantly impacting” demand across the Scottish business community, a new survey suggests.
Edinburgh-founded Skyscanner names new chief executive amid record numbers

17 hours ago | scotsman.com | Scott Reid

“Stepping into this role is a dream. I get to lead a company that is on a mission to become the world’s number one travel ally.”Skyscanner, the high-flying tech unicorn founded in Edinburgh in 2003, has appointed a new chief executive. Bryan Batista is taking over the top role from John Mangelaars. Batista is currently the firm’s chief operating officer and will become CEO on June 1.
George Orwell's home 'of hope' on isolated Scottish island where he wrote 1984 revisited

21 hours ago | scotsman.com | Alison Campsie

Photographer Craig Easton travelled to ‘An Extremely Un-get-atable Place’ to immerse himself in George Orwell’s former home. In George Orwell’s search for isolation from a troubled world on a Scottish island and the pursuit of pleasure in simple things, photographer Craig Easton has followed. Now, a new book that reimagines Orwell’s time at Barnhill on the Isle of Jura, where he wrote Nineteen Eighty-Four, his final novel and cautionary tale of totalitarianism, is now due.
Coveted Scottish midfielder lands prestigious football writers' award

1 day ago | scotsman.com | Mark Atkinson

Miller fends off stiff competition to land prizeMotherwell midfielder Lennon Miller has been named the Scottish Football Writers’ Association young player of the year for 2024/25 campaign. Miller fended off competition from Hearts striker James Wilson and Kilmarnock duo David Watson and Bobby Wales for the award, which is voted for by Scottish journalists. The 18-year-old has impressed as captain of Motherwell this season and has been linked with a move to many clubs, including Celtic.
Napoli's Scott McTominay-Kevin de Bruyne dream gathers pace - and Scotland star could have new No 9 too

1 day ago | scotsman.com | Mark Atkinson

One-time Manchester rivals could be teammates next seasonScott McTominay could find himself lining up with two new glamourous teammates next season, with Napoli linked with the signings of two eye-catching free agents. Serie A title-chasing Napoli are one point ahead of Internazionale with two games remaining in what has been a gripping 2024/25 title race.
Sombre Rangers Training Centre says it all as men at top table shrouded in uncertainty

1 day ago | scotsman.com | Mark Atkinson

Ferguson’s future in doubt - but he is not the only oneFor the final time in a long season, Rangers welcomed journalists into their Auchenhowie training base for a pre-match press conference. Their game against Dundee United at Ibrox on Wednesday in the Premiership is the penultimate in what has been a largely trying season, which culminates at Easter Road against Hibs on Saturday.
Scottish football deserves new goal multiplex for its gameweek of simultaneous jeopardy

1 day ago | scotsman.com | Mark Atkinson

So much on the line on gripping penultimate round of fixtures in PremiershipIt's sadly not in the Sky Sports television deal, but Wednesday would be ideal for the sort of multiplex goals show that has been introduced for the Champions League and the Championship in England as the Scottish Premiership reaches its climax. Six matches, five of which kick off at the same time.
Gertude Stein: An Afterlife, by Francesca Wade review: 'tremendous'

1 day ago | scotsman.com | Stuart Kelly

When I had finished reading this tremendous biography, I was so exhilarated and intrigued that I started to look for archive footage of Gertrude Stein. Although I found some, far more gobsmacking was a clip from a 1978 Swedish film (in ten languages) with none other than Bernard Cribbins as Gertude Stein and Wilfrid Brambell (Steptoe Snr.) as her life-partner, gatekeeper and muse, Alice B Toklas. It is absurd, unsettling, wry and provocative, much like the real Stein.