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I am a freelance journalist based in Glasgow, United Kingdom with 45 years experience as a reporter. I was a staff member for 25 years on Scotland's best selling newspaper, the Sunday Mail. I have also contributed to its sister title, the Daily Record, the Scottish Sun, Sun on Sunday, Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, Sunday Post and Glasgow Times. I was Reporter and Journalist of the year in the 2020 Scottish Press Awards. No story is too big or small.
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Live Reporting
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A selection of work for the award winning Glasgow Crime Stories reflecting my prowess as. crime reporter and knowledge of the city crime scene and beyond.
All my work for the Sunday Mail in the past 15 years, both print and online, reflecting my versatility, contacts and award winning investigations,
A selection of more than 2,400 articles written in the past ten years for a variety of titles from national newspapers to local weeklies showing I can turn my hand to anything and everything.
Owner of remote Scottish island says he WON'T sell it to hate cleric with his own 'army' after he raises £3m in bid to create Islamic homeland at remote beauty spot
The owner of Torsa, a remote Scottish island, refuses to sell it to Sheikh Yasser al-Habib, who aims to create an Islamic homeland there. Al-Habib's plans, which include building a school, hospital, and mosque, have faced strong local opposition. The cleric, known for his controversial views and hate-filled broadcasts on Fadak TV, has been fundraising to buy the island. Local officials and residents express concerns about the feasibility and appropriateness of his plans, urging authorities to monitor such proposals.
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