Kieran Andrews is the Scottish Political Editor for The Times, focusing on local political news and developments in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in Scottish politics, Kieran covers a range of topics including tax policies, government decisions, party dynamics, and key figures in the political landscape.
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Kieran Andrews' coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly in the context of Scottish politics, taxes, independence, and government policies. Given this focus, pitches to Kieran should be tailored to those who have expertise or are directly involved in these areas.
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As his geographic focus is local (United Kingdom), pitches related to broader UK national politics might not align as closely with his reporting interests compared to those specifically tied to developments within Scotland.
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Scottish civil servants have been told the estimate from the UK government before the Holyrood budget is announced on December 4
By: Kieran Andrews
The Institute for Fiscal Studies has warned against using extra cash on short-term projects as a tight Holyrood election looms
By: Ed Halford, Kieran Andrews, Greig Cameron
How does this budget differ from the UK version? We explain the key differences as well as what to expect on tax, benefits and business rates
By: Kieran Andrews, John Boothman
A bill to legalise assisted dying has passed the first hurdle at Westminster, but Scotland will need a separate vote
By: Catriona Stewart, John Boothman, Kieran Andrews
The Scottish government’s last-minute decision to introduce a universal payment for pensioners to counter Scots Labour was met with surprise and criticism
By: Greig Cameron, Ed Halford, Kieran Andrews
How does this 2024-2025 Scotland budget differ from the UK version? What to expect on tax, benefits and business rates
Shona Robison brings the fight to Labour with announcements on benefits spending and the two-child cap
Nationalist ministers accused of rehashing old promises and lacking ideas to tackle the NHS crisis
The prime minister has accused the Scottish government of spending its budget on the ‘same old status quo’ and failing to deliver
Prime minister channels the spirit of Tony Blair as he works on his mission with Anas Sarwar to convince voters to support Labour in the next Holyrood election
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