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Hannah Brown

Political Correspondent

Hannah is a political correspondent for The Herald, covering stories from the Scottish Parliament and beyond.

Latest articles from Hannah Brown

Former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, whose alleged abuse is being examined by a cross-party group of MPs.

Former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed, whose alleged abuse is being examined by a cross-party group of MPs.

MPs seek Police Scotland talks over new Fayed abuse claims at Highland estate

Health Secretary Angela Constance said the warnings from QEUH emergency consultants painted a

Health Secretary Angela Constance said the warnings from QEUH emergency consultants painted a

Angela Constance 'keeping open mind' on special measures after QEUH A&E warning

Scotland could see wintry weather later this month as a weakening polar vortex raises the risk of colder conditions across the UK.

Scotland could see wintry weather later this month as a weakening polar vortex raises the risk of colder conditions across the UK.

Scotland faces increased risk of Arctic cold snap as polar vortex weakens over UK

Scottish Green MSP Patrick Harvie has called on First Minister John Swinney to intervene in the ScotRail contract bidding process.

Scottish Green MSP Patrick Harvie has called on First Minister John Swinney to intervene in the ScotRail contract bidding process.

Greens demand Spanish firm axed from ScotRail train bid over Israeli settlement links

Baxters' product range

Baxters' product range

Urgent warning over Scottish soup tins that could burst and release foul smell

Scottish Liberal Democrat health spokesperson Adam Harley has warned of a

Scottish Liberal Democrat health spokesperson Adam Harley has warned of a

Almost 600 deaths linked to lengthy A&E waits in Scotland, new analysis claims

Man aged 21 dies after Aberdeenshire crash as three others taken to hospital

Boy aged four dies after Range Rover crash near Bathgate as police appeal

M8 closures begin in Glasgow today as drivers warned of hour-long delays

Glasgow & Clyde Rape Crisis’s first banner, dating back to 1977, when a small group of determined women began a fight against sexual violence that continues 50 years on.

Glasgow & Clyde Rape Crisis’s first banner, dating back to 1977, when a small group of determined women began a fight against sexual violence that continues 50 years on.

Three women, one telephone and 50 years of fighting for their cause in Scotland