James Naughtie
Milltown of Rothiemay, Moray, Scotland, born 1951
Born in Milltown of Rothiemay, James began his career as a journalist at Aberdeen’s Press and Journal, before moving to the London offices of The Scotsman. The following year he joined the newspaper’s Westminster staff, becoming its Chief Political Correspondent where he honed his sharp interviewing skills and encyclopaedic knowledge of politics. His love of literature has led him to publish several of his own works covering history, music and politics.
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