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 former first minister quit Bute House just weeks before Rishi Sunak surprised the country by calling a snap general election in July.
By: Chris Mccall
Labour will continue running a minority administration on Edinburgh City Council despite having just 10 councillors.
By: Chris McCall
Labour has clung on to power in Scotland's capital despite its former leader being forced to resign after facing allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
By: Chris Mccall
The case of Mariam and her children was raised by Anas Sarwar at FMQs as an example of the housing emergency gripping Scotland.
By: Chris Mccall, Jonathan Blackburn
Mariam lost her rented southside home through a no-fault eviction in March 2023 — and she and her four children have been stuck in temporary accommodation ever since.
By: Chris Mccall
Dorothy Bain told a victim "on any view this investigation has simply not progressed as it should have".
By: Chris Mccall
Swimming chiefs have warned rising numbers of children cannot swim confidently as cash-strapped councils are forced to close pools or slash leisure centre opening times.
By: Chris Mccall
Thousands of Scots are waiting more than eight hours to be seen at an A&E ward before being admitted or discharged.
By: Chris Mccall
The First Minister is raising money for the Children First charity with a signed copy of his personalised Christmas card.
By: Chris McCall
The Scottish Government's “utmost priority” is tackling child poverty , John Swinney has said in his Christmas message.
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