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Midfielder Paul Hartley is content he "lived the dream" for two-and-a-half years as he prepares to move on from Celtic Park. The 32-year-old is expected to sign for Bristol City on Monday after holding talks with Robins boss Gary Johnson last week. Hartley signed for his boyhood idols in January 2007 after taking his hitherto journeyman career to new heights in an impressive spell at Hearts. The Scotland midfielder was told by new Celtic boss Tony Mowbray he was surplus to requirements but there was no hint of bitterness on Hartley's part. "I had a terrific spell there," Hartley told BBC Scotland. "I won every trophy that there was to play for. All good things come to an end. "What most sticks in my memory is the game at Tannadice in the last game of season 2007-08 where we... [read full story]
By Alex Lowe, Press Association Sport Rugby Union Reporter Martin Johnson's intention to keep his management team in place for the Six Nations could be undermined after it emerged that Mike Ford is being considered for the...
On this day in 1859, Darwin's most famous book, On the Origin of Species, was published by John Murray. To mark the occasion, you might wish to listen to The Great Tennesee Monkey Trial, Peter Goodchild's adaptation of the...
The surf was up on the coast on Sunday, including in Porthcawl, Bridgend county Two surfers were rescued by an inshore lifeboat after getting into difficulties off the Ceredigion coast. The pair were spotted by the volunteers...
Second one-day international, Centurion: LIVE TEXT COMMENTARY (all times GMT) 1539: So there we go - by England standards, that was a virtual thrashing. 1529: Colly runs up the pavilion steps with a huge beamer across his...
