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Alison Rowat's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and government & politics, often including expert commentary and reviews. She appears to have a local geographic focus.
If you want to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or analysis from experts in the fields of politics or entertainment with a specific emphasis on Scotland. Opinion pieces or reviews related to Scottish television shows, movies, or theatrical performances could also be well-received by Alison. When pitching topics for review or commentary, it would be beneficial to tailor them towards events or issues relevant to the local audience within Scotland while keeping an eye on broader political trends impacting the region.
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TV reviews: The Diplomat, Ask E Jean, Time, The Party: The Diplomat grows more gloriously unhinged, E Jean Carroll details what it takes to defeat a president in court, and David Tennant turns in his best TV performance to date in Jimmy McGovern’s Time
By: Alison Rowat
Seven years after the BBC Scotland channel launched with big ambitions, its audience is shrinking and its future is in doubt. I spent an evening watching it to find out what has gone wrong.
Alison Rowat profiles the woman at the centre of the BBC Scotland channel closure. Who is she? what drives her? What's her next move?
By: Alison Rowat
Alison Rowat assesses what the closure of the BBC Scotland channel means for viewers and journalism.
By: Alison Rowat
Hayley Valentine runs BBC Scotland. At least on paper. We follow the money to find out where the real power lies.
By: Alison Rowat
On Tuesday’s Scotcast podcast, Martin Geissler interviewed director Hayley Valentine about the closure of the BBC Scotland channel and where the axe might fall next.
Grand Designs' Kevin McCloud celebrates classic cars in a new series, starting with the Citroen DS. Elsewhere in the schedule, television pays tribute to the people of Aberfan, 60 years on from the disaster that shocked the world.
TV reviews: Kevin McCloud's Classic Car Road Trips; Aberfan: the Village that Fought Back; Nobody Wants This Kevin McCloud is a fortunate chap.
The ‘Scouse Sopranos’ is back, with James Nelson-Joyce, Scotland's Julie Graham and a menacing new arrival delivering a thrilling start to series two
Lust strikes in the suburbs as Romola Garai and Dominic Cooper play with fire, while Gone Fishing bids a fond farewell to a much-loved friend.
