Michael Glackin is a Contributor at The Sunday Times. He specializes in UK, European, and US finance and economics, as well as Middle East politics and economics, with a focus on themes such as cash management and self-improvement. Michael's work has been featured in The Times, Daily Mail, and The Times.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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Michael Glackin's coverage heavily revolves around government and politics, with a notable focus on legal policy regulation. He may be receptive to pitches providing expert commentary or analysis on UK government announcements, policies, and their impact on the finance and economy sectors.
Given his opinion editorial focus, he might also consider well-argued viewpoints related to cash management in public institutions or any self-improvement initiatives within governmental structures.
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Kate Forbes understood that it is businesses that generate the taxes that pay for government programmes
The government is full of excuses for not awarding contracts to its own shipyard, but none of them hold water
By: Michael Glackin
Company claims Westminster government is ‘squandering the legacy’ of the Forties Pipeline as it marks 50 years of delivering oil to the mainland
Kemi Badenoch has accused John Swinney of 'running scared' from the Greens over his party's failure to back two controversial oil and gas developments.
By: Michael Glackin
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