The article discusses The Independent's mission to provide critical journalism on pressing issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and technology, stressing the need for on-the-ground reporting. It highlights the importance of public support to enable extensive coverage without paywalls. Additionally, it mentions Rory Sutherland's journey back to a significant role in Scottish rugby, particularly following a serious injury and under the rising competition from Pierre Schoeman. The piece illustrates the intersection of sports and broader societal narratives, emphasizing the focus on resilience and performance.
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A big factor has been the impressive form of Pierre Schoeman since the South Africa-born Edinburgh prop became eligible.
Sutherland has started only six matches for Scotland, with the majority of the 22 caps he has added in that period coming off the bench.
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