Assistant Live Editor of Football Scotland
Mark McDougall is the Assistant Live Editor of Football Scotland. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, particularly football, as well as arts and entertainment, transportation and mobility, and governance. Mark's work has been featured in various publications such as the East Lothian Courier, Yahoo Sports UK, and The National Newspaper.
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Mark McDougall’s coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly football, with a keen interest in events and evolving stories related to Scottish football clubs such as Celtic and Rangers. Pitches tailored around exclusive updates on player transfers, injuries, or other behind-the-scenes aspects of these teams could be well-received.
Given his focus on local sports news in Glasgow and Scotland, Mark might be interested in pitches highlighting community involvement or human interest stories related to the clubs he covers. This could include initiatives involving fans or impact stories about players off the field.
As his articles center heavily around specific football clubs and their activities within European competitions like the Champions League, any proposed outreach should take this into account.
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The Met Office has extended its red weather warning for wind to cover more of Scotland as Storm Éowyn hits the country.
Storm Éowyn battered the country on Friday with winds up to 100mph
By: Mark McDougall
Two lanes of the Kingston Bridge have been closed after a HGV overturned on it due to the high winds.
By: Mark McDougall
ScotRail trains won't run until at least midday on Saturday as high winds continue to batter the country.
By: Mark Mcdougall
When you sit on your sofa and watch a TV programme or film on Netflix you don’t really think of the amount of work that goes into the creation of…
By: Mark McDougall
ScotRail services remain severely disrupted as the clean-up from the damage caused by Storm Éowyn continues.
By: Mark McDougall
Thousands of homes across Scotland remain without power following Storm Éowyn. The storm hit hard on Friday with gusts of up to 100mph felt across the central belt and south of Scotland.
By: Mark McDougall
South Ayrshire Council has voted to support the creation of a new national park.
ScotRail's head of communications has claimed the 60% rise in costs to run the rail services is down to a drop in passenger numbers from pre-pandemic.
By: Mark McDougall
The Scottish Caravan, Motorhome & Holiday Home Show is returning to the SEC in Glasgow on Thursday, February 6.
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