Chris Deerin is the Scotland editor and a contributing writer at the New Statesman, as well as a book reviewer for The Big Issue. He covers a range of topics including elections, politics, government, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and the intricacies of government affairs. Chris has been featured in notable publications such as The Scottish Sun, The Press and Journal, and The i Paper.
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Chris Deerin's coverage focuses on government and politics, particularly Scottish politics. He frequently provides opinion editorials and expert commentary on topics such as the SNP, education, immigration, and healthcare in Scotland.
To effectively reach out to Chris Deerin, consider offering well-informed opinions or expertise related to Scottish political developments, especially those involving the SNP. Additionally, pitches that provide insights into education policy, immigration issues or healthcare reforms within Scotland could be of interest to him.
Given his strong focus on national (United Kingdom) and regional (Scotland) matters rather than international ones when it comes to government policies and political matters in Scotland; ensure your pitch is tailored specifically towards these areas.
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The insurgent politics sweeping the UK has arrived north of the border
The SNP holds power over Scotland – but can it govern us properly?
Nicola Sturgeon's now estranged husband has brought shame on the SNP
This is a party that has been in power too long
The Tories' victory in the Aberdeen South by-election is being read as a referendum on the oil and gas industry
The First Minister remains effervescent, but his days are surely numbered
Will John Swinney's SNP collaborate with the new prime minister – or resist him?
Scotland isn't blessed with great politicians. Let us keep this one
His departure is a fresh problem for a party already struggling with its long-term malaise
The party is tipping into a bitter and angry leadership contest at just the time it needs cool heads and reflection
