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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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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By: Graham Grant
The extraordinary Aladdin's Cave of designer goods embezzled by Peter Murrell can be pictured for the first time today.
One crime is reported to police every minute amid a sharp rise in culpable homicides, violence and sex offending, 'shocking' figures show.
The former boss of Edinburgh's controversial tram network was handed a 'golden goodbye' of more than £320,000.
By: Graham Grant, Michael Blackley
Nicola Sturgeon has been urged to release her written statement to police following revelations that detectives were frustrated by some of her answers.
Staff at one of Scotland's biggest universities have been warned to brace for strike action amid looming job losses following a sharp fall in international student numbers.
By: Graham Grant, Tom Gordon
Prisoners could be put in portable cell blocks to ease overcrowding under SNP plans.
Football clubs should be forced to play games behind closed doors to punish fans for thuggery, a senior police officer has said.
Politics depends on a kind of collective amnesia - otherwise the entire system would grind to a halt.
Only one in eight Scots watched the BBC Scotland digital channel each week last year - despite it costing licence payers more than £200million.
By: Graham Grant
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