Scotsman James Alexander still cracks up about the video he shot eight months ago

A Hungarian Jew who survived Auschwitz and the Scottish soldier who helped save her will mark their 71st Valentine's Day together tomorrow.

MPs in Britain are to investigate allegations workers are threatened with the sack if they take time off sick.

Two pilots have been arrested at Glasgow airport on suspicion of being too drunk to fly their passenger jet.

Russell Blackstock returns to his birthplace to see why it has become an international tourist destination.

A woman takes herself on a date after she is stood up.

Gritty Glasgow, more known for grime and deep-fried chocolate, also has a sophisticated side, discovers Pam Wade.

The city's knuckly notoriety no longer applies. Tourists come now for a laugh. And, as Ewan McDonald found on his pilgrimage - of arts, culture and fitba' - there's plenty.

Scott Stevenson writes: On Sunday night, the staff and patrons of Alfredo's Bar watched the closing ceremony of the Commonwealth Games.

Usain Bolt has denied calling the Commonwealth Games a "bit s***", describing the reports as "nonsense".

The leaves seemed brown and the sky seemed grey for Glenn Snyders as he missed out on an individual medal in Glasgow.

Julia Ratcliffe is preparing for a holiday with friends, just enjoying some down time in what is becoming a hectic life.

If the legend is true, Hampden Park, Scotland's national stadium, once hosted 149,000 people for a football match between the home nation and England.

A late Simon Child goal gave New Zealand a 2-1 win over England in their crunch group game at the Commonwealth Games last night.

It was hard to reflect on it in a moment of crushing disappointment, but Tom Walsh was able to identify positives out of his first trip to the Commonwealth Games.

The first day of competition produced 10 medals for the hosts, four of them gold.

Condemnatory comments have had their usual airing in the lead-up to today's start of the 20th Commonwealth Games

When the Commonwealth Games begin today, the pursuit of sporting excellence will be top of the agenda.

Kiwis love a good climb and Andrea Hewitt is no different, meaning her medal prospects in Glasgow are stronger than ever.

New Zealand's crack team sprint trio aren't contemplating anything other than victory on the opening night of the track cycling programme early tomorrow (NZT).

When the curtain rises on the Commonwealth Games tomorrow, host city Glasgow will be under the spotlight.

It won't be the shoulders of our Commonwealth Games athletes but their minds that struggle to carry the weight of a nation's expectations in Glasgow.

Those arriving for the first time in Glasgow yesterday would be thinking the stories they'd heard about the climate were bang on, writes David Leggat.

He is a 60-year-old English grandfather gunning for gold, a target that will make him the most successful competitor in the history of the Commonwealth Games.

As the All Blacks Sevens squad head to their final training camp in the Netherlands tomorrow, veteran captain DJ Forbes' young team will be quietly confident chasing their fifth-straight Commonwealth Games gold.

A lifetime of boxing with the boys will see Magan Maka well-placed to target a slice of history this month in Glasgow.

The stars and the quieter achievers of the sporting world alike step it up for the challenge of the Commonwealth Games. Suzanne McFadden meets six of our top athletes heading to Glasgow.

Good news for Commonwealth Games organisers - two of their major track drawcards will compete in Glasgow, but the waiting game for the biggest name of them all continues.