Kimberley Mannion

The Herald • 7th April 2024

Lorraine McIntosh on SCIAF’s work tackling sexual violence in Rwanda

Three decades on, the two friends told their journey from brutality to forgiveness to Lorraine McIntosh of Deacon Blue, whose involvement with the charity SCIAF took her to Rwanda.

The Herald • 25th January 2024

Glaswegian opens London's first Scottish deli in honour of Burns Night

The fate was set all those years ago, but the wheels were really set in motion when Boyd founded his company ‘Auld Hag’ in January 2021, delivering haggis, neeps and tatties to Londoners under lockdown.

The Herald • 15th August 2023

Meet the artist who worked on Hollywood blockbuster from his Edinburgh bedroom

From his flat in Portobello, a young Scottish artist played a pivotal role in the creation of hit new animation film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

The Herald • 6th August 2023

Why Scottish politicians are becoming godparents to Belarusian political prisoners

Scottish politicians have become ‘godparents’ to Belarusian political prisoners through a scheme organised by Libereco, a non-governmental organisation dedicated to the protection of human rights in Belarus and Ukraine.

The Glasgow Guardian • 29th April 2023

Former SRC President defends Iraq War and talks life in MI6

Baroness Meta Ramsay reminisces on her time at the University of Glasgow and her friends from those days who went on to lead New Labour.

The Glasgow Guardian • 21st February 2023

We don't talk about sex discrimination anymore, says Professor Jeanette Findlay

The Glasgow Guardian talks industrial action, sex discrimination and devolution with UCU Scotland presidential candidate Professor Jeanette Findlay.

The Glasgow Guardian • 26th November 2022

The crisis facing student nurses

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has announced its members have voted in favour of staging their first strike.

The Glasgow Guardian • 14th October 2022

The art of war photography with David Pratt

Pictures from Ukraine has been brought to Glasgow's Saltmarket by multi award-winning photographer and foreign correspondent David Pratt.

The New Federalist • 26th March 2021

Journalism in an 'Illiberal Democracy' : Interview with Ádám Magyar of Euronews in Hungary –

Being a journalist in Hungary is not easy. The clichéd but genuine missions of journalism - to speak truth to power, to write a balanced report of the first draft of history - are hard achieved in an ‘illiberal democracy’.

The Glasgow Guardian • 11th October 2021

Brexit impedes start of the semester for School of Modern Languages and Cultures

The Glasgow Guardian sits down with Professor Stephen Forcer, Head of the University of Glasgow's School of Modern Languages and Cultures (SMLC), to discuss how Brexit has impacted the start of the new academic year.

Riviera Insider • 26th May 2021

Seasonal vs long-term - How Covid has affected the holiday rental market

In an average year, the Côte d’Azur attracts 13 million tourists, a contribution to local GDP twice the national average. When President Macron ordered the first lockdown, it was clear the tourism industry was in for a tough year.

Riviera Insider • 26th May 2021

Meet the filmmaker - Mary McGuckian

Award-winning Irish film- maker, Mary McGuckian, knows the French Riviera well. She also knows the struggles of being a woman in a male-dominated industry, which helped her identify with the protagonist of her film in ‘The Price of Desire,’ the story of the trail-blazing Irish architect, Eileen Gray.

Riviera Insider • 26th May 2021

Alexa Barrier - Inspiring local kids to take up the sails

Not many people can say they have circumnavigated the world, but 41-year-old Nicoise, Alexia Barrier, did it solo, non-stop and without assistance, completing the Vendée Globe in 111 days and 17 hours.

Riviera Insider • 26th May 2021

All wrapped up - A Cagnois on a mission to save the sea

We all try to be eco-friendly nowadays, but few are doing as much as Cagnes- Sur-Mer native, Guillaume Willm.

Riviera Insider • 26th May 2021

Cannes is best - Bar none

Rob Ryan knows the Riviera bar scene better than most. Considered a “hospitality legend,” the Irishman has run bars around the world, but found Cannes the perfect spot to settle.