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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Tanera Mor proved less scary, more the perfect family getaway, for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their week-long visit to Britain last month, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
By: Hannah Rodger
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By: Hannah Rodger
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SNP ministers have been accused of cover-up and lies over Scotland's scrapped £2.1billion Monklands replacement project.
By: Hannah Rodger
Tanera Mor proved less scary, more the perfect family getaway, for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their week-long visit to Britain last month, The M
Vital repairs to Scotland's scandal-hit flagship hospital are set to cost taxpayers an eye-watering £170 million.
A woman employed by billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed at his 'castle of horrors' Scottish estate has spoken for the first time about how she was sexually assaulted by the former Harrods tycoon.
Plans to build a much-needed replacement for crumbling Monklands Hospital were already running two years late when they were scrapped by the SNP.
By: Hannah Rodger
Plans to build a much-needed replacement for crumbling Monklands Hospital were already running two years late when they were scrapped by the SNP , The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
By: Hannah Rodger
Vital repairs to Scotland's scandal-hit flagship hospital are set to cost taxpayers an eye-watering £170million.
