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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By: Daniel Sanderson
Concerns that ruling to overturn Moray council decision may impact other students
By: Daniel Sanderson
Party open to using Budget windfall to bring back benefit on a universal basis, finance minister says
By: Daniel Sanderson
Matthew Hedges and Ali Issa Ahmad file a complaint with Police Scotland against Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi who is in Glasgow for a conference
By: Daniel Sanderson
Scottish police are “assessing” a new allegation of sexual assault against Alex Salmond , it has emerged.
By: Daniel Sanderson
SNP ministers are “considering” reinstating winter fuel payments for all Scottish pensioners following a Budget windfall.
By: Daniel Sanderson
A schoolgirl has won a “landmark legal case” which her parents believe will allow her to bring her dog into school to help with her anxiety.
By: Daniel Sanderson
Daniel Sanderson Halloween revellers picked up a “severed head” on an Edinburgh street after a pensioner was killed following a bus crash.
By: Daniel Sanderson
A businessman who went to Gordonstoun with the King has offered the school trademarks to his shortbread and fudge business to help it deal with Labour's VAT raid.
By: Daniel Sanderson
The former Scottish rugby captain Stuart Hogg has admitted abusing his estranged wife over a period of five years.
By: Daniel Sanderson
Criminal let out without needed support ‘gets drunk and attacks neighbour’, highlighting policy flaws, say critics
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