Daniel Sanderson is a Scotland Correspondent for The Telegraph, covering local news and politics. His articles focus on a range of topics, including crime, politics, and social issues. His work has been featured in various publications, including MailOnline, Yahoo News, The Sydney Morning Herald, and New Zealand Herald.
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State schools in Edinburgh were deluged with enrolment enquiries after Sir Keir Starmer unveiled plans for a tax raid on private education, figures reveal.
By: Daniel Sanderson
Stephen Flynn has declared that Holyrood “needs him” after his bid to oust a sitting MSP and claim her seat provoked bitter nationalist infighting
By: Daniel Sanderson
Aberdeen MP in Westminster defends his controversial bid to seek election to Holyrood in 2026
Keith Rollinson, 58, was attacked by teenager after he refused to allow him to board the service
By: Daniel Sanderson
Institution will open a voluntary redundancy scheme and has not ruled out ‘compulsory layoffs’
The man behind the notorious Willy Wonka experience that left children in tears because of its low quality has been exposed as a sex pest.
By: Daniel Sanderson
Hundreds more prisoners are to be set free early under plans that the SNP has been warned pose a risk to public safety
By: Daniel Sanderson
An SNP MSP has vowed to fight Stephen Flynn 's attempt to oust her and raised doubts over whether he could effectively represent constituents while sitting in two parliaments.
By: Daniel Sanderson
Court also told how Finlay MacDonald allegedly said he would ‘sort out’ osteopath who was treating him for back pain
‘Devastating and damning’ review exposes Government’s failures on reform, say Scottish Tories
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