Marc Horne is a Senior Reporter at The Times. He covers a range of themes including agriculture, farming, culture, society, and education, with a particular focus on social issues such as crime, murder, and sexual exploitation. His work has been featured in The Times, highlighting his commitment to exploring complex societal topics.
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A newly released letter reveals how the politician changed his views on Catholicism
Forecasts of extreme weather lead organisers to call off outdoor celebrations in Scotland’s capital over safety concerns
The health service in Scotland has struggled to tackle infestations in its ‘crumbling’ buildings, Labour claims
Football Association’s plea for the Scottish FA to help pay for policing at the 1990 World Cup in Italy was rebuffed by the government
Teachers warn of the dangers of bringing animals into classrooms after a council had to apologise for banning a pupil’s golden retriever
The American fugitive who faked his death faces lengthy sentence if he is found guilty at US trial
Banning cars from city centre has led to footfall falling by 500,000, claims a former council boss who quit the SNP over the issue
Ben Goldsmith, the multimillionaire environmentalist, defended activists’ release of the ‘semi-tame tabbies’
The fantasy writer faces allegations of sexual assault from eight women. The man who gave him an honorary doctorate says it must be rescinded if they are proven
The dubious honour, bestowed upon Scotland’s biggest eyesore, is to return after a 15 year hiatus with Glasgow’s beleaguered shopping area on the shortlist
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