Keith Jackson is a journalist at Meridian Star. He covers a diverse range of topics including competitive sports, current affairs, and international affairs, with a particular focus on team sports and public security. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Mirror, Yahoo News UK, and the Daily Record.
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Keith Jackson's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football in Scotland. He seems to value expert commentary and event coverage related to this specific area of interest.
Pitching locally relevant stories about football events, exclusive interviews with players or coaches from Celtic or Rangers, as well as insights into the Scottish national team may be most effective when reaching out to Keith.
Given his dedication to local sports coverage in Scotland, he might also appreciate pitches regarding emerging talents and rising stars within these teams.
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By: Keith Jackson
Our man has his say after the Belgian suffered a second successive defeat at Hampden with the Tartan Army disgruntled
By: Keith Jackson
After weighing up his future during the international break, the veteran gaffer got the club back to winning ways
By: Keith Jackson
McInnes compares much more favourably to his two predecessors but Jakco knows the crown jewels criteria is all he'll be judged on
By: Keith Jackson
The boss eased mounting fears of fans with a resounding win over Hearts on Sunday
By: Keith Jackson
The two clubs faced off for the second time in four days in a bounce game
By: Keith Jackson
Dundee have doubled down on their top flight draw with Rangers at Dens Park on Saturday night - by beating the would be title contenders behind closed doors at their own Auchenhowie training ground just three days later.
By: Keith Jackson
Steven Pressley has revealed how he came close to walking away from the Dundee job on ‘several' occasions in his first season back in the dugout.
By: Keith Jackson
The Hoops survived a storm in Leith and continued their push towards the Premiership title
By: Keith Jackson
Celtic head into Europe again, languishing in 35th place - without a single point and facing three of their next four matches on the road
By: Keith Jackson
The boss knows fine well the task facing him as a crisis of confidence threatens to seep in at Celtic
