Marc Horne is a Senior Reporter at The Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on consumer health, agriculture, and farming. Marc's work has been featured in The Times and The Press.
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Margaret Thatcher's government spent £100,000 (NZ$229.000) on a top-secret plan to “bomb” Peru with voraciously hungry moths in a radical attempt to destroy cocaine crops.
Drivers are turned away from the Isle of Islay after two mezzanine decks were put out of action, reducing vehicle capacity by almost a quarter
LGBT Health and Wellbeing says criticism of the service is based on incorrect assumptions, following a backlash over its advertising
The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator has completed its inquiries into Timothy Westwood, who used a fake aristocratic title and claimed to be a lawyer
Children in the Shetland Islands have new lunch menus offering healthier ingredients and catering for more dietary requirements — but not all parents are happy
A major research project involving the Scottish government finds the DNA of caged salmon in river-inhabiting species whose health is affected
Many of those disillusioned with US politics are applying for UK citizenship. Scots’ sense of humour makes them favoured new neighbours
Secret files have now been released showing the extent of concerns over the late Queen’s trip to Northern Ireland during the marching season in 1977
Opposition parties say ministers have no plan to recover the money, much of which was overpaid under UK legislation before cases transferred to Scotland
The Scottish Retail Consortium has urged John Swinney to ditch the proposed cap, warning it could create tensions between customers and staff
