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Sri Lanka

Scotland's lead performance analyst Gavin Vaughan has been studying Pool B opponents Romania and Ireland. (Photo by Gary Hutchison / SNS Group)

Sri Lanka comparison is stark reminder of Scotland's scarce playing resources

There are ways to cut costs and still book a holiday to beat the January blues. Pic: PA Photo/Alamy.

Banish January blues by saving money on your holiday - Scotland on Sunday Travel

Company founder Rashmi Mantri with an abacus.

Adding up: Glasgow educational technology venture launches UK franchise model

The Thingyan Water Festival is one of Myanmar's biggest public holidays (photo: Adobe)

Which countries have the most public holidays?

Martin Purbrick, Institute Director, Asia Scotland Institute

Sri Lanka struggling with crippling inflation, lack of essential goods and huge ...

Kayleigh Fraser, a Scottish woman living in Sri Lanka, who has been campaigning for activists protesting over the country's economic crisis

Scot documenting protests in Sri Lanka has passport seized by authorities

Protesters walk around and spend time at the ongoing protest site a day after storming into president's office in Colombo, Sri Lanka, Sunday, July 10, 2022. Sri Lanka’s opposition political parties will meet Sunday to agree on a new government a day after the country’s president and prime minister offered to resign in the country’s most chaotic day in months of political turmoil, with protesters storming both officials’ homes and setting fire to one of the buildings in a rage over the nation’s economic crisis. (AP Photo/Eranga Jayawardena)

Sri Lanka opposition hopes to install new government amid turmoil

Islay Tuk Tuk, Calum

Meet the Glasgow man who is driving Islay’s first tuk tuk taxi

People buy vegetables at a market after authorities relaxed the ongoing curfew for a few hours in Colombo on Thursday.

Sri Lanka protests: Why veteran PM has taken on job no-one else wants

US restaurant Popeyes is opening UK branches - here’s what they serve (Photo: Shutterstock)

US restaurant Popeyes is opening UK branches - here’s what they serve

RBS is tying to find Carole's safe deposit box, similar to another one she owns and keeps at the RBS St Andrew's Square branch. Thelma Hardacre is seen here beside a cruise liner in Naples and, left, together with her husband Fred at their wedding. Pictures: Carole Mowat

RBS loses Edinburgh woman’s safe deposit box containing ‘irreplaceable' jewels -...

Orang-utan populations have been under pressure because of deforestation (Picture: Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation/PA Wire)

Mass deforestation under cover of Covid is a real threat – Dr Richard Dixon

(Pic: Twitter/@BBCAlagiah)

BBC newsreader George Alagiah reveals cancer has spread to third organ

Sky is now allowing customers to "pause" their subscriptions.

Sky Sports: This is how you can pause your subscription for free during the coro...

The proof Isis are not true Muslims – Dr Azeem Ibrahim

Stu Whittingham has slowly but surely forced himself into the reckoning for both Sussex and Scotland. Photograph: Getty

Sussex boy happy to fly the saltire

Rajavarothayam Sampanthan is the new leader of the opposition. Picture: Getty

Sri Lanka mends fences with Tamil opposition role

West Indies Marlon Samuels on his way to a total of 101 against the Proteas. Picture: AP

Twin centuries for West Indies but a draw looks on

Alex Hales became the first Englishman to hit an international Twenty20 century. Picture: AP

Twenty20: Hales heroics propel England to victory

Mone to relaunch Ultimo following Sri Lanka deal

Analysis: Sri Lanka’s regime will no longer be successful in hiding its war crim...

Something in the water as players fall ill

Tavish Scott: Human rights are of secondary concern in Sri Lanka

Obituary: Dr Alistair Smith; brilliant political activist who became chairman of...

Book review: Other Lives But Mine

Caught on camera for the first time - the elusive slender lauris

Action not words will count over detained Tamils

Michael Gove: If Hamas is the victim, why is Ramallah so quiet?

SNP ups bid for 'natural justice' over lotto cash

Shipping plan in lap of the gods

Mother's fight as daughter faces beheading over baby death

Green quest in war-torn nation

Tamil Tigers attack ambassador

Fifteen aid workers found executed

Living in Sri Lanka

Our planet's year of living dangerously

Relatives and friends of tsunami victims return to pay their respects

Illegal brew kills 14 drinkers in Sri Lanka

A letter from Sri Lanka

Terror attack fears as toll hits 175,000

'Breather' on debt for tsunami nations

Thousands go hungry as a mere trickle of aid gets through

Criminals around the world take advantage of dead and missing

Beach of the dead

Tsunami: 50 Brits are dead

Scottish Aviva jobs under threat

'I believe the Red Cross needs an alternative emblem'

The Scotsman Top Stories

Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries