Magnus Linklater is an Editor at The Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, government and politics, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on the Russia-Ukraine War, social issues, and climate change. Linklater's work has been featured in The Times, The Times, and Global Finance Herald.
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Magnus Linklater's articles predominantly focus on government & politics and culture & society, with a particular emphasis on Scottish politics. His coverage often includes legal policy regulation, opinion editorials, investment analysis, and expert commentary.
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The author of Treasure Island and Kidnapped fell in love with the people of Samoa but was unable to stop bloody civil war and colonial domination
If ever there was a need for a Scottish version of Musk, to be ruthless in clamping down on government waste, it must surely be now.
Melanie Reid, who unflinchingly chronicled her life after she was thrown from her horse and paralysed, fiercely defends her right to end her life when she chooses
By: Magnus Linklater
SAS: Rogue Heroes shows the regiment’s exploits in occupied France, but their training in Scotland was just as remarkable
By: Magnus Linklater
First minister John Swinney booed by nationalists on the streets of Edinburgh outside St Giles’ Cathedral
Calls for the sacking of Lady Smith over ties to some of the schools being questioned ignore her rigorous and unsparing findings so far
By: Magnus Linklater
The celebrated venue in Glasgow’s Gorbals has undergone a £40m renovation, which the artistic director Dominic Hill promises will bring audiences old and new
Eric Linklater was a man of his time, but his love of his homeland and astute observations lead me to wonder what he would make of where we are today
The Colin Firth TV show may be titled A Search for Truth but it can’t escape the lack of hard evidence, writes the former Scotsman editor
The outspoken owner of X is a threat to public discourse but he should be ignored, not challenged
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