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Danyel VanReenen

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Danyel VanReenen’s Biography

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I'm a Scotland-based journalist with five years of experience reporting across local and national newsrooms.

I currently work for PA Media as a reporter for Scotland, covering national and local news.

I previously worked as the Digital Politics Reporter for STV News, where I was among the first to break major political developments nationally.

Before joining STV, I served as Local Democracy Reporter for Fife and Clackmannanshire, holding public bodies to account and helping drive real-life o…

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Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon will not seek re-election next year

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Fife hospice care: community backs MSP’s petition to save west Fife facility

Fife hospice care: community backs MSP’s petition to save west Fife facility

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End of rent freeze means rises are likely for tenants across Fife

End of rent freeze means rises are likely for tenants across Fife

Council tenants' rents are rising by five per cent this month. Private sector tenants will also be in line fo…

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End of rent freeze means rises are likely for tenants across Fife

End of rent freeze means rises are likely for tenants across Fife

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A third of cancer patients waiting almost 100 days for treatment

A third of cancer patients waiting almost 100 days for treatment

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Councillors demand larger school portion sizes for hungry pupils

Councillors demand larger school portion sizes for hungry pupils

Local councillors have ordered officers to urgently explore increased portions for school meals. At Wednesday…

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Golden eagle found with 17 shotgun pellets in body and wings

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By Danyel VanReenen Verified
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Police are appealing for information after a protected golden eagle released in the Scottish Borders in February was found with shotgun injuries. Scans and treatment revealed four-year-old Squeagle had been shot and had at least 17 shotgun pellets lodged in her body and wings. Police said Squeagle was moved from the Outer Hebrides to the Lammermuir Hills in the Borders in early this year.
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Golden eagle found with 17 shotgun pellets in body and wings

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By Danyel VanReenen Verified
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Danyel VanReenen, Scotland Reporter Tue, June 30, 2026 at 10:39 a.m. UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Golden eagle found with 17 shotgun pellets in body and wings Police are appealing for information after a protected golden eagle released in the Scottish Borders in February was found with shotgun injuries. Scans and treatment revealed four-year-old Squeagle had been shot and had at least 17 shotgun pellets lodged in her body and wings.
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Woman in Kilmarnock dies after waiting nearly four hours for an ambulance

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By Danyel VanReenen Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
A woman in Kilmarnock has died after waiting nearly four hours for an ambulance, as the service faced "significant pressure" from hospital delays. An ambulance was called for Julie Parker, 55, at 5.48pm on June 22 after she collapsed. It was three hours and 40 minutes until paramedics arrived at the scene at 9.28pm. "We would like to extend our deepest condolences to Ms Parker's family. We are very sorry for their loss," a spokesperson for the Scottish Ambulance Service said.
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