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Aidan Smith
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Journalist with The Scotsman.
The Scotsman
There must be a couple of hundred at least. Boys and girls, different ages, crowded on the verges, some in trees, and...
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They were billed almost as superheroes - three women who were going to “save” Team GB after an underwhelming showing ...
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They could be a boyband with their hunky looks, tattooed arms and obsession with gold and silver discs. And the quart...
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Earlier this year, after the third or fourth stunning team goal in almost as many weeks, I wrote a column in praise o...
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What joy to be travelling to Dundee in long trousers. To be casting off the lockdown slobbers and heading out the doo...
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Too bulky to store. The tape could be reused. Union rules restricting repeats. Subjective selection of what should be...
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Because so much sport now seems to commence at primetime for TV, it’s politics nerds who get to boast about going all...
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Back in the bad old days of the Cold War, Mikhail Gorbachev visited Edinburgh and I was among the newshounds put on h...
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The situation was desperate. Sport’s greatest show on earth was in peril. With 48 hours to go, there was still a risk...
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Very few tennis players - and maybe only Novak Djokovic - would come away from the opening set of the Wimbledon final...
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At Wimbledon yesterday, a man who thinks he’s the star of his own spaghetti western went hunting a wolf which thinks ...
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In what everyone had been calling the most open women’s championship for years, neither finalist wanted to win it. Fo...
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