Hannah Rodger is the Chief Reporter at the Sunday Mail. She covers a range of topics including politics, public policy, elections, and health news, with a focus on government and regional interests. Hannah's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Herald Scotland, The Mirror, and the Daily Express.
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Hannah Rodger's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the realm of government and politics with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Her articles cover topics such as government announcements, council housing issues, health matters, rail safety concerns, crime-related incidents like vigilante targeting and environmental issues.
Given her focus on local news within Scotland, she would likely be most receptive to pitches from individuals directly involved in these events or those affected by them. If you have expertise related to specific incidents or ongoing developments in Scottish politics or infrastructure concerns such as rail safety and council housing problems within this region, your insights could be valuable for her coverage.
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A decision on a the future of a flagship SNP policy aimed at slashing NHS waiting times will be delayed for another 12 months
By: Graham Grant, Hannah Rodger
Scotland's child abuse inquiry is to investigate grooming gangs who prey on youngsters in care.
Cocaine was found in the school bag of a five-year-old pupil at one of Scotland's most prestigious private schools, The Scottish Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Bosses at a prestigious private school knew it would go bust nearly a YEAR before distraught parents and pupils were told of its demise.
John Swinney 's government could face a massive legal bill after it scrapped a £2 billion hospital plan just half an hour before parliament closed for the summer.
King Charles has urged MSPs to treat each other 'with respect and courtesy' during a ceremony to mark the opening of the seventh session of the Scottish Parliament.
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Under-fire minister Neil Gray sent one of his employees to speak to furious patients about the Monklands Hospital scandal instead of facing them himself.
Members of a group set up to improve 'transparency' at a scandal-hit health board have been told they need to agree to a gagging clause.
Andy Burnham has ruled out any possibility of a second independence referendum in Scotland, the Mail on Sunday can reveal.
