Chris Deerin is a Contributing Editor for various publications, including New Statesman and The Press and Journal. With a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom, particularly Scotland, Chris covers a range of topics including politics, education, and immigration. His work has also been featured in The Big Issue and The Scottish Sun.
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Chris Deerin's coverage focuses on government and politics, particularly Scottish politics. He frequently provides opinion editorials and expert commentary on topics such as the SNP, education, immigration, and healthcare in Scotland.
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A decade of nationalist torpor has come to an end. The night of September 18, 2014 was a foggy one in Edinburgh.
The talk at Holyrood is of greater collaboration across the chamber in a new political era.
The mayoral model so successful in England should be replicated north of the border.
The party is at risk of losing its opportunity to finally oust the SNP at Holyrood.
It was impossible even for critics to deny the late first minister's extraordinary talents.
Mark Logan’s resignation as the government’s chief entrepreneur is another warning.
The Scottish government’s former chief entrepreneur on the political attacks that led to his departure.
The SNP can no longer claim that little divides Keir Starmer's government from the Conservatives.
Reform's rise north of the border shows the growing appeal of anti-establishment politics.
Stephen Flynn’s decision to stand for Holyrood is another signal of his ambition.
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