Michael Blackley is the Scottish Political Editor at Cigalah Group. He covers a broad range of topics including government and politics, energy and mining, and regional interest, with a particular focus on ESG governance and finance. Michael's work has been featured in notable publications such as Global Finance Herald, Express Digest, and MailOnline.
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Michael Blackley's focus is on national politics in the United Kingdom, particularly related to Scottish politics and the Scottish National Party (SNP). His coverage heavily revolves around government announcements and legal policy regulation. When reaching out to Michael, consider providing insights or commentary on government decisions and policies, especially those related to Scottish politics, public spending controversies, or legal issues involving political figures. Additionally, expertise in navigating political controversies and public scrutiny would be valuable for engaging with Michael's coverage.
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The SNP was yesterday accused of 'doubling down' on its 'soft-touch approach' to drugs after a new 'Charter of Rights' for users was announced.
Families face the threat of a crackdown on wood-burning stoves after doctors claimed emissions from wealthier households are polluting deprived areas.
An SNP senior minister has been criticised for using a taxpayer-funded limousine to take a family member to the League Cup final.
By: Michael Blackley
More than 2,000 patients are estimated to have died this year due to excessive waiting times in Scotland's A&E departments.
Patients have spent an extra 4.6 million days in hospital over nearly a decade due to 'bed blocking'.
Shamed rugby star Stuart Hogg could be unceremoniously stripped of his MBE after a senior MP made a formal complaint following his domestic abuse conviction.
Nicola Sturgeon and Humza Yousaf have been accused of becoming 'part-time MSPs' while they rake in lucrative earnings from outside interests.
Scotland's embattled Health Secretary Neil Gray has been forced into another humiliating apology for misleading parliament over the 'limogate' scandal.
John Swinney has been urged to sack his embattled Health Secretary for misleading parliament and other severe failings in his job.
By: Michael Blackley
By Michael Blackley Published: | Updated: Controversial plans to introduce the first ‘tourist tax' of Scotland have received the green light.
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