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.
Those with insights into political decisions impacting Scotland or perspectives on tax policy changes would likely resonate well with Kieran's coverage. Furthermore, individuals closely involved with the SNP or other key players in Scottish politics may find their insights relevant to his articles.
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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Kate Forbes, the former finance secretary, and Jenny Gilruth, the education secretary, are phoning SNP colleagues to gauge possible support
SNP figures are told of first minister’s intentions
The SNP faces a bruising leadership contest which could help Labour to become the largest party in Scotland and win a huge majority at Westminster
Serving as first minister has taken its toll on him and his family, he admits in tearful resignation speech
By: John Boothman, Kieran Andrews
The first minister cracked jokes as the crisis over his leadership began, but it was only a matter of time before he realised that the game was up
Party veteran says he is considering standing to restore the SNP’s fortunes
Cabinet secretaries pay tribute to outgoing first minister the day after his resignation speech at Bute House in Edinburgh
By: Kieran Andrews, John Boothman
Scottish Labour fails to unseat the Scottish government after Humza Yousaf’s resignation as former power-sharing partners reject ‘chaos for the sake of chaos’
By: John Boothman, Kieran Andrews
Humza Yousaf’s resignation signals a slimmed-down, more focused government, insiders claim
SNP face losing their grip on Westminster and Holyrood as John Swinney prepares to take over as leader after Humza Yousaf quit
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