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SNP backed funding boost for charity chaired by Sir Sean Calls for 

THE leadership of the SNP backed a steep rise in government funding for a charity chaired by the party's most famous backer, Sir Sean Connery....

A tale of two 'Tobas 

Jones and Spencer heading in opposite directions at Scotties

VICTORIA -- It's shaping up as a tale of two very different Manitoba teams...

McConnell: 'Homecoming advert is a waste of money' Former first 

FORMER first minister Jack McConnell has accused his successor Alex Salmond of "hijacking" a multi-million pound campaign to woo expats back to...

PRISON BREAK AN ACCOMPLISHED SHAKESPEARIAN ACTOR TURNED HOLLYWOOD 

BRIAN Cox is that rarest of things: a successful Scottish film actor whose name isn't shouted from the rooftops. After a number of busy years in...

IN THE DRAGONS' DEN WITH GOD HE BECAME FAMOUS AS AN ANGEL INVESTOR 

FANCY cars zip along the picturepostcard roads surrounding the village of Mougins on the French Riviera, leaving a trail of herby, continental air...

Sir Sean launches SNP TV in a bid to turn on voters CAMPAIGN: 

AN online television station will be launched tomorrow by legendary actor Sir Sean Connery on behalf of the Scottish National Party. The...

'I don't believe that any level of abuse of women is ever justified 

SIR Sean Connery last night broke his silence on allegations he condoned violence against women by insisting that abuse could never be justified....

Connery spokesman accuses Scottish Executive of Tartan Day dirty 

SIR Sean Connery's relations with First Minister Jack McConnell have plunged to an all-time low after the star's official spokesman accused the...

THE NAME'S BOND.. SEANIE BOND, BOSS 

JAMES Bond legend Sean Connery is an Irishman whose grandad was a TRAVELLER, new research revealed yesterday.

Hailed as the...

How London's Queen of Diamonds and the go-getting Hamleys boss flew 

ORDINARILY, hitching a lift on a friend's private jet from Venice is a run-ofthemill occurrence for a leading London socialite such as Dorrit...