Chris McCall is the Deputy Political Editor at the Daily Record. He reports on the latest political news from across Scotland, with a focus on government and politics, as well as general assignment news and regional interest stories. Chris has been featured in various outlets including Insider.co.uk, Yahoo News, and the Daily Mirror.
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Chris McCall primarily covers local government and politics, with a focus on Scottish issues. He is likely to be most receptive to pitches that provide insights into the inner workings of the Scottish Government, particularly around policy decisions and their impact on public services. Pitches related to political controversies or analysis of government spending are also likely to resonate with him.
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By: Chris Mccall
The First Minister said there were still "too many lorries on the road" and urged HGV drivers to follow police advice and not travel.
By: Chris Mccall
Angela Constance, the SNP Justice Secretary, said the red alert weather warning sent to Scots' phones last week had proved "useful" in encouraging people to stay home.
By: Chris Mccall
Jeane Freeman helped lay the groundwork for ambitious plans to transform how care services are run in Scotland - but the scheme has now been abandoned.
By: Chris Mccall
Councillors must agree on how much households will be expected to pay before the start of the new financial year in April.
By: Chris McCall
Scots face a huge hike in their council tax bills as cash-strapped local authorities struggle with mounting debts.
By: Chris McCall
The number of Scots living in fuel poverty is on the rise with more than one third of households struggling to pay their heating bills.
By: Chris Mccall
Results of a survey - carried out before the cut to the winter fuel payment - showed an increasing number of households are paying more than 10% of their income on fuel.
By: Anders Anglesey, Chris Mccall
The brutal attacks against several children at a Glasgow drugs den could have been prevented by child protection services it has been said - a special task force is being set up to learn the failings
By: Chris Mccall
John Swinney warned the nation's prisons were “absolutely bursting at the seams” with more than 8,300 people behind bars
By: Chris McCall
The failed prosecutions against seven individuals involved with the takeover or administration of Rangers in 2011/12 will ultimately cost Scottish taxpayers at least £53m.
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