Home Affairs Editor, columnist and leader writer at the Scottish Daily Mail, newsbrand of the year, and Reporter
Graham Grant is the Home Affairs Editor, columnist, and leader writer at the Scottish Daily Mail. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and journalism, with a particular focus on elections and energy policy. Graham's work has been featured in the Environmental Post Ledger, Express Digest, Daily Mail, and MSN.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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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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Scotland's biggest city has set up a walking trail to illustrate the 'lasting impact of its role in the transatlantic slave trade'.
Embezzler Peter Murrell's lawyers have received nearly £5,000 in taxpayer-funded legal aid - with much more likely to follow.
Embezzler Peter Murrell's lawyers have received nearly £5,000 in taxpayer-funded legal aid – with much more likely to follow.
By: Hannah Rodger, Graham Grant
Scots are choosing to live in England and commute over the Border to avoid 'punitive' SNP taxes, it has been claimed.
Statues in Scotland's biggest city will have information attached to them explaining historical figures' links to slavery, colonialism and global conflicts.
Tax is theft, according to some political thinkers, but if that's the case the SNP is guilty of grand larceny.
One of Scotland's most senior police officers has been accused of telling a colleague he was 'too white, too male, too middle-aged' to be promoted.
Nicola Sturgeon 's lawyer has been reported to the police by an MSP for 'hate speech' after allegedly encouraging 'hostility towards a section of Scots'.
Police are planning a crackdown on protests at asylum accommodation after warning the 'human rights' of the residents may have been breached.
One of the world's biggest charities has apologised to bosses of JK Rowling's rape support centre after branding it 'anti-rights'.
