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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Inveterate liar fled to Scotland to escape sexual assault charges and masqueraded as a Glasgow-based academic before his extradition to America
Separate tribunal hearings ruled the NHS staff posed an ongoing risk after one filmed teenage girls and the other carried out unnecessary intimate examinations
David Leavitt says he had hoped to visit the late rapist and fraudster in prison, despite the lies that helped destroy his legal career
The author says she will help fund a legal action after a vulnerable 13-year-old was denied her request to be moved at the Bishopbriggs unit
A leaked survey suggests up to 40 per cent of rescue officers in Scotland could leave or cut their hours if ‘fire and rehire’ volunteer scheme goes ahead
Qualifications Scotland replaces the scandal-hit Scottish Qualifications Authority, but the figure was branded ‘jaw-dropping’ by the Scottish Tories
The Times has found that during Watt’s tenure as chief executive, BrewDog put workers’ lives and livelihoods at risk at its Ellon brewery in Aberdeenshire
The institution is reviewing comments made by the trans activist and staff member Heather Herbert after she said she hoped Ann Widdecombe had died ‘in agony’
Dean Banks, a former MasterChef finalist, warned that soaring business rates could put his restaurants out of business
The visit has intensified scrutiny of Glasgow’s Al-Mahdi Islamic Centre, whose links to Iranian organisations extend back years
