Craig Meighan is a Digital Political Reporter at STV News. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Craig's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Daily Record, The Times, and The Independent.
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Craig Meighan primarily covers local crime, government announcements, and evolving stories related to Scotland. He is likely to be responsive to pitches that involve insights or updates on ongoing criminal investigations, government policy changes at the local level, or breaking news in the region.
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Rival protesters clashed in Glasgow on Saturday after thousands descended on the city for an anti-racism rally.
Rival protesters clashed in Glasgow city centre on Saturday, as thousands gathered for an anti-racism rally while a smaller counter-protest group performed what appeared to be Nazi salutes.
By: Craig Meighan
Police Scotland attended a small number of “isolated incidents” of disorder after Scotland's World Cup win in America.
Scotland's First Minister will visit Kentucky during his trip to America. John Swinney flew to Boston last week to watch the nation's first World Cup match for 28 years, where Scotland beat Haiti 1-0.
By: Craig Meighan
The First Minister said he was ‘confident' Scotland could get out of the group stages as he predicted a 2-1 win.
By: Craig Meighan
John Swinney has said it would be “dangerous” for him to intervene in the Scottish Parliament's decision to restrict reporters' access to question MSPs.
By: Craig Meighan
First Minister John Swinney has hailed figures showing Scotland's foreign direct investment (FDI) “attractiveness” is at a record high.
By: Craig Meighan
A third of the firms planning UK investment say they will choose Scotland, up from 27% last year and an all-time high, EY said.
Lord Young imposed a sentence of five years and three months on Peter Murrell at the High Court in Edinburgh on Tuesday.
The former SNP chief executive was told he had committed as ‘significant breach of trust’.
