Home Affairs Editor, columnist and leader writer at the Scottish Daily Mail and Reporter
Graham Grant is the Home Affairs Editor, columnist, and leader writer at the Scottish Daily Mail and Reporter. With a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom, Graham's articles cover a range of topics including politics, law enforcement, justice, and social issues. His writing often offers critical analysis and commentary on current events and policies.
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Graham Grant's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He also covers evolving stories related to crime.
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The SNP has conceded defeat in the Holyrood election with less than two years to go - or at least that's how it's behaving.
Bosses at Scotland's beleaguered arts quango have claimed confusion over 'terminology' may have led to a decision to fund a controversial sex show.
Scotland's beleaguered arts quango is set to be axed after the Mail revealed serious allegations of mismanagement.
The BBC 's Children in Need charity has axed funding for a controversial gay and transgender rights group for teenagers which is bankrolled by the SNP Government.
The booklet was billed as an essential guide to 'coming out' as transgender , purporting to provide key facts and lay myths to rest.
IT must be heartening for rapists to know that police chiefs want them to feel a 'strong sense of belonging' - though their victims won't be so happy.
Schools have been told to ensure pupils have the option of 'gender-neutral' uniforms or risk breaking the law under ' woke ' SNP Government guidelines.
Schools have been told to ensure pupils have the option of ' gender neutral' uniforms or risk breaking the law under ' woke ' SNP government guidelines.
JOHN Swinney yesterday claimed he was powerless to stop police allowing rapists to identify as women.
By Graham Grant Published: | Updated: JK Rowling last night called for taxpayers' money to be “withheld” from a rape charity after a trans woman stepped down as head of a victims' support organisation.
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