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Richard Bath: 'It isn't enough for Boroughmuir to say they'd make no comment' INCREDIBLY, RACE is once again a live issue in Britain. A YouGov poll published yesterday shows that 22 per cent of Britons are seriously considering voting for the BNP and that were there to be an election tomorrow the racist party's vote would

John Huggan: Chubby checks in with an all-round view IN THESE interesting financial times, not many in the world of golf have escaped unscathed. But some are inevitably surviving better than others. Take Andrew 'Chubby' Chandler, former tour player and now one of the game's most successful

Iain Morrison: Robinson facing three key decisions for Fijian Test YOU HAVE to get up pretty early to catch the combined brainpower of the Scottish press pack napping. When Andy Robinson announced his initial Scotland squad last week it didn't include Glasgow fly-half Dan Parks. So who, the obvious question was

Michelle Rodger: Customers' buying cycle can lead to a chain reaction THE recession may at last be loosening its stranglehold on our economy but it is clear that despite any little green shoots that might tentatively be appearing, the landscape on which we do business will never be the same.

Tom English: What did we learn? Only that Peat's lost his tongue

Martin Hannan: Sariska's just Champion

Moira Gordon: The market demands that we bring through young Scots players

Tom English: Ibrox salesman makes his pitch

Tom English: Donald plays his Trump card but who is going to play the course?

John Huggan: Why Faxon's so close-knit with Scotland

Moira Gordon: Mowbray's middle riddle ahead of Old Firm bow

Richard Bath: Ready for a kick in the Parks

Andrew Smith: Cap fits for Blackpool's rock

Pat Nevin: 'Rangers, with their inability to spend, appear to be falling, albeit with a modicum of style'

Martin Hannan: Sea the Stars is good enough to win the Prix de L' Arc de Triomphe

Richard Bath: Reborn Beattie guns for glory

John Huggan: European Tour's Race to Dubai weighted in favour of golf's big names

Paul Forsyth: King Kanoute

John Huggan: A fairway from being fair

Paul Forsyth: King Kanoute

Tom English: 'In Miller's world it's one rule for continentals and another for Scots'

Richard Moore: Millar fully engaged

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