Rachel Amery is a Political Correspondent at The Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, energy policy, and environmental impacts of mining, often focusing on regional interests and world affairs. Rachel's work has been featured in JPIMedia, World Wealth Journal, Yahoo Sports UK, and several other notable publications.
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Rachel Amery's focus centers heavily on local government and politics in Scotland, particularly Edinburgh. She is especially interested in covering government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: Rachel Amery
The foreign secretary is due to give a statement in the House of Commons this afternoon.
By: Rachel Amery
The foreign secretary is due to give a statement in the House of Commons this afternoon.
By: Rachel Amery
Lawyers at the Eljamel inquiry put out an ‘unequivocal call for evidence’ and said they are ‘open to being approached’.
By: Rachel Amery
MSPs have hear claims that AI could add more than £23 billion a year to Scotland’s GDP by 2035.
By: Rachel Amery
The UK has announced trade sanctions against illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
By: Rachel Amery
The UK has announced trade sanctions against illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
By: Rachel Amery
On Wednesday the Prime Minister said Scotland can have a second independence referendum if there is enough public support.
By: Rachel Amery
A year on from the official apology, SNP members are being urged to go further to tackle discrimination against Gypsy Traveller communities.
Western Isles MSP Donald Mackinnon says his constituents have been ‘deeply distressed' by the campaign against the Guga Hunt.
The annual Scottish Health Awards take place in November, and are a chance for the best and brightest in Scotland's NHS to be recognised for their outstanding work.
