John Ferguson
Political Editor at Sunday Mail
Sunday Mail Political Editor / 2023 Political Journalist of the year - British Journalism Awards
Articles
-
6 days ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | John Ferguson
Families say they are in a race against time to slow their children's symptoms. Health Secretary Neil Gray has been furiously condemned for failing to ensure access to a new muscular dystrophy drug for desperate children. About 30 boys with a rare form of the killer disease could have their lives extended by givinostat.
-
1 week ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | John Ferguson |Jennifer Hyland
In the tape he calls officers at his local authority “f****** useless”, and boasts “All the top ones I can sack”. South Ayrshire Council’s Tory administration is close to collapse after the Sunday Mail revealed leader Martin Dowey appearing to offer to help “pals” win multi-million pound contracts in a recording. In the tape he calls officers at his local authority “f****** useless”, and boasts “All the top ones I can sack”.
-
1 week ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | John Ferguson |Jennifer Hyland
After a Sunday Mail campaign, NHSGGC confirmed eligible kids should be given givinostat before the end of May, however those in other health board areas could wait months. The head of Britain’s biggest muscular dystrophy charity has backed calls for the Scottish Government to urgently deliver new life-extending drugs to children. About 30 boys could have their lives extended by Givinostat, which slows progress of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a rare form of the killer disease.
-
2 weeks ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | John Ferguson
Conservative leader of South Ayrshire Council Martin Dowey was taped boasting he could sack senior officers and appeared to suggest he could help award contracts to "pals". A council leader has been recorded appearing to promise to help “pals” win multi-million pound demolition contracts.
-
3 weeks ago |
dailyrecord.co.uk | John Ferguson |Hannah Rodger
Industry watchdogs have warned the public about inferior goods and services costing them huge amounts of money. Dodgy goods and services cost Scottish consumers around £4billion last year according to a shocking new report by industry watchdogs. Unreliable broadband, confusing electricity and gas bills, late or cancelled trains and problems with online shopping are some of the everyday problems leading to the massive financial hit.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →Coverage map
X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 2K
- Tweets
- 2K
- DMs Open
- No
RT @DanVevers: Wee bit of personal news. I've officially moved to the @Sunday_Mail as Chief Reporter. Excited for a new challenge but wou…
RT @Sunday_Mail: Tomorrow's Sunday Mail leads on: A university boss whose staff face job cuts spent £37,429 on exotic junkets including to…
RT @Sunday_Mail: Good morning! Here is today's Sunday Mail front page, which leads on a university boss whose staff face job cuts spent £37…
