Kevin Maguire is an Associate Editor at the Mirror. He specializes in government and politics, frequently covering elections and public policy, while also delving into sports, health, and entertainment news. Kevin has been featured in various outlets including the Daily Star, MSN, and the New Statesman.
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Kevin Maguire's focus is on UK politics, particularly around the Conservative and Labour parties. He predominantly covers legal policy regulation, opinion editorials, and government announcements related to UK politics. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights on legislative developments, political strategies of relevant figures like Keir Starmer or Rishi Sunak, or expert opinions on governmental policies in the United Kingdom.
Given his coverage attributes which heavily lean towards legal policy regulation and opinion editorials within UK politics, Kevin would likely be interested in sources with a deep understanding of political strategy as well as those who can provide insider perspectives into legislative decisions within the UK government.
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Construction has begun on a £1.1 million community hub in Glasgow which will benefit children and families.
A massive movie franchise is bringing a live experience to Glasgow early next year after previous success.
Resurfacing works have been extended, keeping four way traffic lights in effect for longer than expected.
By: Kevin Maguire
They've taken over the lot previously held by Bodycare, neighbouring Hollister and Marks and Spencer.
By: Kevin Maguire
The Tartan Army isn't waiting until it reaches the USA to make friends overseas.
Signs have appeared in Braehead shopping centre teasing a new store to open this Friday. Savers have taken over the lot previously held by Bodycare , neighbouring Hollister and Marks and Spencer
Burnham will have earned his bid for the top job and cheerleaders in Parliament want him to move fast. But a loss won't necessarily save Starmer
'Voters in an area representing battered towns everywhere took a Left turn by overwhelmingly choosing hope and togetherness over bigotry and division,' Kevin Maguire writes for The Mirror
By: Kevin Maguire
"Maybe it could be that Burnham’s secret weapon is being whoever a voter wants him to be, the stunning Makerfield victory scoring 55% of the vote, outpolling all dozen rivals combined, certainly a broad base"
By: Kevin Maguire
'Teary Keir Starmer’s enforced abdication and grinning Andy Burnham’s looming coronation perfectly illustrate why politics is a tough, rough, unforgiving, cruel trade with little room for sentiment,' Kevin Maguire writes
