Scottish, Videos

Annie McGuire and guests discuss wether international matches should be on free-to-view TV, Jim Spence gets on his soap box and Dunfermline's Jim Leishman explains ladies day at East End Park.

On the day Rangers announced an increase in their debt to £31m, they were fined £18,000 by Uefa for the trouble caused by some fans in Bucharest, and the English Premier League rejected a proposal to welcome the Old Firm into a two-tier set-up, BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound on Thursday 12 November focused on the challenges facing the Glasgow club. Host Richard Gordon is joined by Sandy Clark, Chick Young and Jim Traynor, and there are interviews with Rangers chairman Alastair Johnston, and Stevie Smith of the Rangers Supporters Trust.

Filmed at on Sunday 8th November at The Hill http://www.hilldundee.moonfruit.com/ This site is owned by WWII Airsoft gun maker ShootnScoot http://www.shootnscoot.co.uk/ It is a ten acre woodland located just outside Dundee

Carolyn Jones, Director Institute of Employment Rights

Today's podcast is taken from the Sportsound Special broadcast on Wednesday 11 November on the future of the Old Firm. As the English Premier League prepared to review Bolton chairman Phil Gartside's proposals for a two-tier league involving both Glasgow clubs, Richard Gordon was joined by Pat Nevin, Chick Young and chris McLaughlin to discuss the way forward for Celtic, Rangers and Scottish football.

From the debut album, "Collar Up", available on CD direct from the band here for a fiver www.myspace.com/collarupmusic We hope you enjoy this video (our first!). Keep in touch!

Interview with Scottish dance act Systematix from Glasgow in July 2009. www.systematix-online.com

http://www.orange-order.co.uk http://www.ulster-scots.co.uk Cookstown Sons Of William annual band parade, Cookstown, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Ulster-Scots / Scotch-Irish heritage.