Paul Hutcheon is a Political Editor at the Daily Record. He covers a range of topics including politics, public policy, and social interest, with a particular focus on mental health, education, and gender issues. Paul has been featured in prominent publications such as the World Wealth Journal, MSN, and The Mirror.
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Paul Hutcheon's articles predominantly focus on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on local matters. His coverage heavily features government announcements and legal policy regulations related to the Scottish Government, SNP, government policies, and public figures.
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A former special adviser took aim at Stephen Flynn after the historic defeat.
By: Paul Hutcheon
Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the SNP were seen as being on the wrong side of the debate on oil and gas jobs.
By: Paul Hutcheon
Civil war has erupted in the SNP after Cabinet Secretary Stephen Flynn was blamed for a stunning by-election defeat to the Tories
By: Paul Hutcheon
Burnham could theoretically take over within weeks, but sources say he wants time to prepare and September is a more realistic time frame.
Donald Trump has said Sir Keir Starmer will resign after issuing a social media post accusing the Prime Minister of failing on immigration and energy policy.
By: Paul Hutcheon
Sir Keir Starmer may resign as soon as Monday as Andy Burnham is poised to replace the Prime Minister
By: Paul Hutcheon
Kenneth Duffy said Scottish Labour had to free itself from the "ceaseless loop of performative drama and London centric point scoring".
There was no doubt that Anas Sarwar was the most charismatic of all the Scottish party leaders at the Holyrood election last month
A tearful Keir Starmer has announced he will quit as Prime Minister after a tumultuous two years in the job
By: Paul Hutcheon
The Labour Prime Minister bowed to the inevitable after losing the trust of voters and Labour MPs.
