Gina Davidson is a journalist based in Edinburgh, specializing in political coverage. As the Scotland Political Editor for LBC (London Broadcasting Company), Gina provides insightful analysis and reporting on political developments in the UK, with a particular focus on Scotland. Her work has also been featured in The Scotsman.
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Gina's focus is primarily on government and politics, with a specific emphasis on Scottish politics including the SNP, Nicola Sturgeon, and Humza Yousaf. Her coverage includes government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Gina Davidson
The Scottish government minister at the centre of a row over an £11k roaming charges bill run up on his parliamentary ipad while on holiday, has admitted his kids had used the data to watch football matches - but denied he had been aware of it or watched the games himself.
By: Gina Davidson
Alistair Darling was a fixture in Edinburgh politics long before he became one in the UK government.
By: Gina Davidson
When Humza Yousaf woke up this morning he surely could have had no idea his day would end with his time as First Minister looking very close to being over - and with his future in the hands of rival Alba party MSP Ash Regan, whom he once described as "no great loss" to the SNP.
By: Gina Davidson
It took just 397 days between Humza Yousaf becoming First Minister of Scotland to Humza Yousaf announcing his decision to quit. Or in political measurement terms, he was at the top of the tree for almost eight Liz Trusses.
By: Gina Davidson, John Swinney
Dette nettstedet bruker informasjonskapsler fra Google for å levere tjenester og analysere trafikk. IP-adressen og brukeragenten din deles med Google sammen med ytelses- og sikkerhetsstatistikk for å sikre tjenestekvalitet, generere bruksstatistikk samt oppdage og håndtere uriktig bruk.
By: Gina Davidson
Election campaigning for the Scottish Conservatives was thrown into turmoil today as party leader Douglas Ross made a bombshell announcement that he would stand down from his position after July 4 - and that if he is elected to Westminster he will also quit as an MSP in Holyrood.
By: Danielle De Wolfe, Gina Davidson
Sir Keir Starmer has labelled the intensified action by Just Stop Oil activists 'pathetic' and insists the eco mob must now "feel the full force of the law".
By: Danielle De Wolfe, Gina Davidson
A schoolboy has been found guilty of viciously attacking two sleeping students and a teacher with hammers at a public school in Devon as he prepared for a "zombie apocalypse".
By: Gina Davidson, Jennifer Medlicott
We’re into the last great heave as parties go all out in the final few days before the polls open - and before every postal vote gets sent off.
By: Gina Davidson
Long before the general election campaign kicked off, when the Labour party was still trying to win just its’ second MP in Scotland in the Rutherglen by-election, I asked Keir Starmer if it wasn’t his job to offer hope to the people of that constituency – especially those who would benefit from the scrapping of the two child cap on benefits.
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