Adam Forrest is a Scotland Correspondent for The i Paper, with a focus on national issues within the United Kingdom. With a background at The Independent and a portfolio that includes various publications such as Yahoo News and The Belfast Telegraph, Adam covers a range of topics from political disputes to social issues affecting individuals in the UK.
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Adam Forrest's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the UK, particularly related to Brexit, politics, farming, Rishi Sunak, and the Labour Party. If you have insights or analysis related to these areas in the UK context or can provide expert commentary on legal and regulatory aspects of government policies or political developments in this region, he would likely be receptive to your input.
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By: Adam Forrest
The SNP said the huge increase in reports showed why the new law was "required".
Homeowner Lynsey McQuater reveals ‘trauma’ of being forced from her flat after Raac found in roof
By: Adam Forrest
Residents living near River Tay are angry over ‘disgusting’ toilet debris still spilling into water after apparent clean-up
By: Adam Forrest
Experts have warned of a ‘catastrophic’ conflict should violence escalate
By: Adam Forrest
Scottish Water has been accused of covering up the release of wet wipes, sanitary pads and other “disgusting” sewage litter spilling into the River Tay in Perthshire.
By: Adam Forrest
Paula Burnett condemns ‘mean’ pension credit rules which keep both her and husband Colin working despite their health problems
By: Adam Forrest
Around 1,700 direct debit customers in line for compensation
Cross-party group tells ministers to deliver ‘justice and closure’ for women affected by pension changes
Experts have warned of a ‘catastrophic’ conflict should violence escalate
Homeowner Lynsey McQuater reveals ‘trauma’ of being forced from her flat after Raac found in roof
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