John Paul Breslin is a journalist who writes for MailOnline and 247 News Around The World, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. He covers a range of topics including crime, politics, and human interest stories, providing readers with up-to-date and engaging news articles.
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John Paul Breslin's coverage indicates a focus on expert commentary, particularly in the areas of government and politics as well as family and relationships. If you are an expert with insights into Scottish politics, housebuilder bankruptcy laws or regulations, crime statistics affecting Scotland, energy companies operating in the region, or natural disaster preparedness within Scotland, your input may be valuable to John Paul.
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Plans by Netflix to commemorate where the iconic kiss in hit TV series One Day took place with a bright red plaque in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town have been thrown out by city planners.
By: John Paul Breslin
Her role in what proved to be a popular theatre production saw her play a powerful being with magic on her side.
By: John Paul Breslin
Scots will need a higher body mass index than people in England before they can be given so-called 'fat jabs' on the NHS.
By: John Paul Breslin
Scots actress Katie Leung has said she has taken an entirely different approach to her current role in what is thought to be the most expensive animated TV series ever made.
By: John Paul Breslin
Scotland's NHS has spent more than £1million in just seven months on gender reassignment surgery for people in England.
By: John Paul Breslin
She has risen to become one of the most recogniseable TV presenters in Scotland and recently landed the much-prized gig of hosting the Hogmanay show made famous by Jackie Bird.
By: John Paul Breslin
HER first job paid £1.50 an hour and at one point she had to subsist on just £52 a week on Jobseeker's Allowance.
By: John Paul Breslin
He's used to scaling the heights when it comes to his acting achievements.
It is home to one of Scotland's most prestigious and expensive hotels where prime ministers and presidents have gathered to discuss world events in luxury.
She's long been considered a knock-out with the grace and good looks that have been key to her modelling career.
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