Marc Horne is a Senior Reporter at The Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on consumer health, agriculture, and farming. Marc's work has been featured in The Times and The Press.
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Allegations of sexism, snobbery and racism have forced the team to take stock
New headteacher Richard Girvan promises to modernise Fettes by embracing new technology and setting an example to students by eating less red meat
Health board fined after Patrick Brogan suffered a fatal lung infection caused by inhaling food at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
Stefan Horsman, who led Albyn School in Aberdeen, is charged with assaulting a woman at a property in the city in 2023 and is due to stand trial in November
White-collar professionals are supporting criminal networks ‘in plain sight’ while the SNP does nothing, the Scottish Conservatives’ leader has claimed
The family of Michael Mosey, who was killed with his own baton in 2006, won the right to relocate him after killer John Mackie was buried in the same graveyard
Iain McTavish, 46, died after a car struck three members of Johnstone Wheelers Cycling Club on a training ride, with two taken to hospital
The government will prevent multi-buy promotions on unhealthy food and drink items but critics say it could adversely affect those on the lowest incomes
A epidemic of break-ins has left middle-class residents scared and angry about change in a neighbourhood that was once considered extremely safe
The executive who oversaw the suspension of the nurse over a trans row has started a ‘new chapter grounded in strength, kindness and care’
