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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The passionate Hearts FC fan, who was his party’s only MP north of the border after the 2015 general election, has shown a fighting spirit throughout his career
The tennis legend also backed a legacy centre for the three-time grand slam winner near his home town of Dunblane
Veteran party figures attribute election collapse to failings including ‘incoherent and confusing so-called strategy on independence’
Angus MacDonald was inspired by the former Liberal Democrat leader, who died just after the 2015 election. A newcomer to politics, he has an impressive track record in the military and business
By: Jeremy Watson
British No 3 Emma Raducanu pulled out of mixed doubles match citing a sore wrist, but Andy Murray’s camp say she gave them a different explanation
The president of the Society of Scottish Artists said he “does not wish to be associated” with the organisation and refuted “all and every allegation” against him
By: Jeremy Watson
St Patrick’s church in Glasgow, where the Scottish serial killer murdered Angelika Kluk, will be converted into homes or a hotel due to lack of funds
About 140 members will attend the ceremony for the group that was banished by James VI after the battle of Glen Fruin
Tokyo-based brand goes viral after using random local authority names from Scotland to enhance its clothing
Jeremy Watson swaps his plus-fours for a kilt and heads to the Fife Arms near Balmoral for a rather special event
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