Rachel Amery is a political correspondent at The Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and health and wellness, often focusing on themes such as the economy and world affairs. Rachel's work has been featured in various publications, including JPIMedia, Yahoo Sports UK, and Global Finance Herald.
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Rachel Amery's focus centers heavily on local government and politics in Scotland, particularly Edinburgh. She is especially interested in covering government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Rachel Amery
Pubs and bars in the Cowgate were forced to close as forensic officers swept the scene
Pubs and bars in the Cowgate were forced to close as forensic officers swept the scene
By: Rachel Amery
Kemi Badenoch MP beat rival Robert Jenrick MP to become the next leader of the UK Conservatives
By: Rachel Amery
A new poll suggests Scottish Labour would not be able to win the 2026 Holyrood election
By: Rachel Amery
Kemi Badenoch has defended Boris Johnson as a ‘great’ Prime Minister and said the UK Government should not have created fixed penalty notices for lockdown breaches
The Scottish Government is being told to increase the HGV speed limit to reduce the number of accidents
By: Rachel Amery
Waste management firm Biffa is looking for £200 million in compensation over the botched deposit return scheme
By: Rachel Amery
Scotland reacts to the news Donald Trump is on course to win the US presidential election
By: Rachel Amery
John Swinney says Labour's ‘tax on jobs' risks job cuts and business closures. First Minister John Swinney says he is worried about the future of the economy and has warned Scottish jobs may be at risk.
By: Rachel Amery
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