Magnus Linklater is an Editor for The Times, focusing on national issues in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural debates. With a keen interest in Scottish politics, Magnus provides insightful analysis and commentary on current events.
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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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Despite Brexit, Covid and restrictions on overseas visas, the university boss has found plenty to smile about in his first six years in the job
By: Magnus Linklater
As a study finds the £4.6 million agreement for the island of Ulva is turning sour, it’s time to assess the hard numbers behind such romantic schemes
From national parks to rewilding and wind farms, people in the countryside are fed up of being ignored by politicians
A new exhibition in Stirling showcases the work of six artists who were ahead of their time in depicting the land and seascape as global warming took hold
Alex Salmond’s ability to make independence such a salient issue in such a short space of time showed a keen talent and consummate understanding of politics
The first minister and health secretary must acknowledge — like their Westminster counterparts — that the NHS is broken as a first step towards fixing it
For the Scottish Conservatives’ new leader, facing an uphill battle to win back the centre ground, the prospect of the party leaning further to the right in England is ominous
The chancellor’s announcement that farms worth more than £1 million would attract IHT has led to anger among those who by definition plan for the next generation
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.
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