Stephen Jardine is a broadcaster and journalist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. He writes for The Scotsman and his work has also appeared in Yahoo Sports UK and The Times. Stephen covers a range of topics including politics, culture, social issues, and current events, providing insightful and thought-provoking commentary.
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Stephen Jardine's coverage is primarily focused on local news and issues relevant to Scotland, particularly Edinburgh. He covers a wide range of topics including Scottish culture, food, travel, and politics. His articles also often cite data and cover government announcements.
If you are looking to pitch to Stephen Jardine, consider providing insights or expertise related to Scottish culture, local events in Edinburgh or broader political developments in Scotland. Articles that include statistical data or tie into recent government announcements may be especially appealing for his coverage.
Given the focus on entertainment news, house & home, as well as culture & society themes within his work; pitches should reflect these areas with relevance to the local context of Scotland and Edinburgh specifically.
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It’s three hours from Edinburgh, gets 300 hours of sunshine a year and makes an ideal autumn getaway, writes Stephen Jardine
Irvine Welsh thinks the public are right not to trust politicians, but most are trying to make their country a better place
TikTok is awash with millions of attempts to define ‘British Core’ or what it means to be British. Stephen Jardine suggests what it should be all about
Jamie Oliver is trying to improve the UK’s diet and health, and what does he get? Flak from people on social media who think he’s ‘a bit cocky’
By: Mary Mccool, Stephen Jardine
Former rugby star has told how his wife struggled with depression for 20 years before her death last month.
By: Stephen Jardine
When roadworks are planned, setting up lengthy diversions appears to have become an almost automatic part of the process
By: Stephen Jardine
Despite its reputation, Jilly Cooper’s Rivals is a modern-day morality tale, with fabulous characters and coruscating dissections of country life and the pursuit of wealth
By: Stephen Jardine
People who yearn for fame should beware the reality of life in the public eye
By: Stephen Jardine
The world may be a scary place at the moment but regressing back to childhood won’t help
By: Stephen Jardine
There is nothing we are too indolent to leave to someone on a bike to fetch to our door
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