Kieran Andrews is the Scottish Political Editor at The Press. He focuses on government and politics, elections, and public policy, while also covering regional interest and world news, including topics related to crime, justice, and the judicial system. Kieran's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Global Finance Herald, The Times, World Wealth Journal, and ITV News.
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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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Kieran Andrews' coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly in the context of Scottish politics, taxes, independence, and government policies. Given this focus, pitches to Kieran should be tailored to those who have expertise or are directly involved in these areas.
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The Scottish Liberal Democrats have ten target constituencies at this election.
By: Kieran Andrews
ITV Border has spoken to the main political party leaders during the Holyrood election campaign. The final interview was with the Scottish Green co-leaders..
In the South of Scotland, voters elected representatives to four constituencies, as well as an additional seven MSPs to represent the South Scotland region.
By: Kieran Andrews
Kieran Andrews explores how the new kids on the block will navigate Holyrood and what's in store for Scottish politics.
By: Kieran Andrews
Former Scottish Secretary Alister Jack says changing prime minister for the sixth time in 10 years would be “damaging to the country.”
By: Kieran Andrews, John Boothman
Key figure in election successes who married Nicola Sturgeon but kept out of the limelight before his arrest under Operation Branchform and guilty plea
The SNP will pursue its former Chief Executive Peter Murrell for money he stole from the party, ITV Border can reveal.
ITV Border's political correspondent Kieran Andrews takes a look back at Sir Keir Starmer's legacy in Scotland.
Candidates standing to be the next Scottish Labour leader will have to pay £5,000 to enter the contest.
John Swinney Credit: PA Images John Swinney had been sitting on a finalised programme for government for a week before he unveiled it to MSPs.
