Magnus Linklater is a columnist at The Times. With a rich background in journalism spanning nearly three decades, he covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, business and economics, as well as arts and entertainment. Magnus has been featured in prominent publications such as The Times, Global Finance Herald, and Prospect Magazine.
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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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If the broadcaster wants to reverse declining audiences, it must offer Scotland more than football, chat and token native programming
By: Magnus Linklater
The actress Maureen Beattie, who takes to the stage at the Festival Theatre in Pitlochry this weekend, promises that her Lear will be more complex as a queen
Female troops have had parity with their male counterparts since 2018, but not everyone’s attitude has changed — despite their sacrifices as the war grinds on
Banning shepherds and gamekeepers from their traditional ways of controlling moorland fires is killing off the best defence against blazes
The actor spoke out about the Amnesty UK gender row and criticism of his friend the former first minister over Peter Murrell’s conviction and trans rights
The star of A History of Paper also spoke out about Nicola Sturgeon, the trial of her estranged husband Peter Murrell and Scotland’s bitter gender row
The Scottish government vowed to learn from its failures over last year’s blazes, but chose instead to ask Westminster for help it knew couldn’t be given
The first minister is dithering over building the data centres Scotland needs to take advantage of the economic benefits offered by the technology
A night of sumptuous music at Usher Hall was followed by the grim reality that the city is paralysed by point-scoring over issues like the Princes Street fire
The SNP’s punitive business rates are holding back investment in crucial projects such as the Earba hydro power and storage project in the Highlands
