I first met BBC Scotland’s political editor, Glenn Campbell, when he was a very young journalist at Scot FM. He was one of a handful of people at a NUJ branch meeting in a stuffy little room in central Edinburgh, one mid-week evening in the late 1980s. Little did I think that a few years later we would be on “opposite sides” – he as a political reporter for BBC Scotland and I as chief press officer for Scotland’s First Minister.