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Freelance multimedia journalist with a specialism in politics


Britain’s most cringeworthy political moments: The UK’s biggest gaffes and scandals
From hot mic-disasters to rain showers and scandals which ended careers, these are Britain’s most cringeworthy political moments.
Sep 244 min read


Free Tuition, who really benefits?
Despite free tuition, wealthier students are more than two-times more likely to secure a place at university than those from deprived backgrounds. Scotland’s higher and further education system is one of the few in the world to offer tuition-free undergraduate study for students. Since the scheme was introduced in 2007-08, 740,000 students have benefited from the policy. Former First Minister, Alex Salmond, who introduced the free tuition policy. Credit: Jeff J Mitchell Tuiti
Sep 53 min read


Behind The Rainbow: The silent epidemic of same-sex violence
This article contains graphic descriptions of physical and sexual assault. Conversations around sexual and physical violence have become mainstream in recent years, bringing with it positive change like ‘Claire’s Law’, the ‘#MeToo’ Movement and the world-leading Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act 2018. " I remember thinking that he was going to kill me. I was fearing for my life." But for many gay men, their experiences of abuse remain underreported, unsupported and poorly underst
Sep 57 min read


First Minister claims hospital is safe after ward is closed
First Minister, John Swinney has maintained that the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) is ‘safe’ after a ward was closed due to ‘safety concerns’ relating to damp and mould.
Mar 53 min read
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