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Luton Town

John Moore played for and managed Luton Town. He still lives in the area and has a lounge at the stadium named after him. Photo by ANL/Shutterstock.

Meet John Moore, the 'killjoy boss' Scot who led Luton Town and ruffled feathers

Hearts midfelder Robert Snodgrass's love of football has meant he has had issues with being asked to adapt to a new role at Tynecastle. (Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group)

How Snodgrass is firmly embracing the unknown at Hearts

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson is a candidate for the vacant Luton Town job.

Luton Town eye St Mirren boss Robinson as new manager

Robert Snodgrass, pictured in action for Luton Town last season, is on the verge of joining Hearts. (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images)

Robert Snodgrass joins Hearts as Premiership rivals miss out

Matt Macey has left Hibs for Luton.

McGinn and Macey depart Hibs for Motherwell and Luton

Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack has an ankle injury and is likely to be absent for all of Scotland's June fixtures.

Scotland rocked by Jack injury blow as Patterson injury update given

Allan Campbell has signed for Luton Town. Picture: SNS

Allan Campbell exits Motherwell for England move

Obituary: Freddie Jardine, Scottish footballer who racked up more than 200 appea...

Hibs new no.9 Rowan Vine out to recapture form

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Slater accuses UK Government of 'utter disregard for devolution' over DRS plan

Phillip Schofield left This Morning earlier in the week. Cr: Getty Images/Gareth Cattermole

Phillip Schofield admits affair with ‘much younger man’

Renowned for its academic excellence, Jordanhill School is Glasgow's only entry in this list, coming top of the pile. An impressive 89 per cent of pupils leave with at least five Highers.

The 18 best performing secondary schools in Scotland