The Scottish Premier League have told Setanta they fully expect them to honour their current television deal.

The Scottish Premier League have confirmed they are looking for a new chief executive after deciding to resurrect the role within the organisation.

Scottish Premier League chairman Lex Gold was today accused of “shying away” from dealing with alleged pro-IRA chanting by sections of the Celtic support.

Dundee United’s weekend match against Rangers has been postponed as a mark of respect following the death of United chairman Eddie Thompson.

The Scottish Premier League have secured a £125m (€158m) broadcasting deal with Setanta Sports.

The Scottish Premier League insist they will have no choice but to extend the season if Rangers reach the UEFA Cup final.

Gretna’s Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash with St Mirren at Fir Park on Wednesday has been postponed following the death of Motherwell midfielder Phil O’Donnell yesterday.

Celtic winger Aiden McGeady has welcomed the news that the Scottish champions will qualify automatically for the Champions League in future years.

ALEX McLEISH has been granted his wish after the Scottish Premier League agreed to postpone the matches involving Rangers and Celtic on the weekend before the crunch Euro 2008 qualifier against Italy.

Celtic manager Gordon Strachan and Scottish Premier League chairman Lex Gold have criticised UEFA president Michel Platini’s plans to award a Champions League place to cup winners.

UEFA insist there is still a long way to go before they decide to rubber-stamp plans to allow domestic cup winners to enter the Champions League.

The Scottish Premier League will oppose tentative plans to allow cup winners into the Champions League at the expense of league-qualified teams.

The SPL has agreed a two-year extension of the current TV contract with Setanta Sports.

The Scottish Premier League are looking for a new sponsor after it was announced that Bank of Scotland are not to renew their title sponsorship agreement beyond the term of the existing deal.

Dundee chairman Bob Brannan insists the Tayside club will continue discussions before making any further legal plans after the Scottish Football Association upheld the decision of the Scottish Premier League to fine Livingston over the Hassan Kachloul affair.

Setanta today denied that their £35m (€52.6m) television deal with Scottish football was about to hit the rocks.

The Bank of Scotland Premier League have confirmed they will scrap the controversial rule which means clubs need a 10,000-seater stadium before winning promotion to the top flight.

Bank of Scotland Premier League executive chairman Lex Gold has defiantly declared he has no intention of resigning after another controversial day at the office.

Scottish Premier League clubs who go into administration after this season will suffer a 10-point deduction and be banned from signing new players, it was decided today.

First Division champions Falkirk were today told they had lost their battle to win promotion to the Scottish Premier League.

CELTIC and the Bank of Scotland Premier League have agreed on the need for calm despite their squabble over the date of the final Old Firm game of the season.

The 12 Scottish Premier League clubs have been invited to another meeting in a bid to resolve differences between them.

UEFA insist full agreement between competing national associations must be given before progress can be made in establishing a North Atlantic League Cup.

CHRIS ROBINSON claims Rangers and Celtic have no reason to fear a change in the Scottish Premier League's (SPL) current voting structure which could convince the ten non-Old Firm clubs to withdraw their resignations from the league.

Peace has finally broken out in the war over television rights for the Scottish Premier League.

Scottish Premier League chairman Lex Gold has confirmed the Old Firm and representatives of the 10 other top-flight clubs are scheduled to meet within the next week.

The Football League finally confirmed today that they have held two meetings with officials from Celtic and Rangers in the past fortnight.

UEFA have warned Celtic and Rangers that they will only consider allowing the clubs to move south if there is agreement from all parties involved.