Jeremy Watson is a News Editor for The Times, based in Edinburgh, Scotland. With a focus on national news, Jeremy covers a range of topics including politics, healthcare, crime, and social issues. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on current events in the United Kingdom, particularly in Scotland.
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Jeremy Watson's coverage primarily focuses on Scottish politics, public sector issues, and legal policy regulation. His articles often cover breaking news and government announcements related to these topics. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights or commentary from experts in Scottish politics, public sector management, and legal affairs.
Given his focus on Edinburgh and the United Kingdom as a whole, pitches that specifically address developments within these geographic areas are likely to be more relevant to his coverage. Additionally, since he covers breaking news stories quite frequently, offering exclusive information or expert analysis related to ongoing events would likely be of interest to him.
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Passenger numbers soared by almost 40 per cent during the one-year scheme that cut peak fares, but now commuters face paying nearly double for their tickets
Johann Lamont wants a debate over free university tuition, prescriptions and baby boxes and says means-testing could plug gaps in public spending
Former first minister found to have used his office to lobby Foreign Office to put his in-laws on a “priority list” for evacuation from after October 7 attacks
Golspie in Sutherland has been hit by several floods caused by extreme weather, with residents warned they may have to be relocated
Almost 60 per cent of Scotland’s ‘most-visited’ swimming locations have been found to be contaminated by high levels of human and animal waste
Both supporters and opponents of legislation on a number of issues of national concern are attempting to influence MSPs using fake accounts, campaigners say
A giant steel mesh has helped fix a mistake by the famous architect in rainy Helensburgh — and accidentally become a tourist attraction in its own right
Legal advice was that court was ‘more likely than not’ to reject the challenge to a ruling from the Scottish information commissioner
WhatsApp messages show the former chief medical officer hoped to withstand calls for her resignation after breaking lockdown rules by visiting her second home
The Scottish government is accused of trying to influence an inquiry into Nicola Sturgeon’s conduct as first minister
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