Alannah Francis is a Senior Reporter at The i Paper. She has a particular interest in health and social care issues, while also covering a variety of topics including government and politics, travel and tourism, and culture and society. Alannah's work has been featured in The i Paper and MSN.
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Alannah Francis' coverage focuses on national news in the United Kingdom, particularly government and politics, with emphasis on evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news. If you have insights or expertise related to UK government policies or political developments impacting topics such as weather, travel, healthcare or international relations within the UK context, she would likely find them relevant.
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By: Alannah Francis
This year's World Cup final is set to feature a 30-minute Super Bowl-style half-time show, breaking from both tradition and the laws of the game.
Households with heat pumps who opt in to a proposed Government scheme could see their heating automatically turned down by their supplier as part of efforts to improve energy security amid concerns of blackouts.
The leader of Reform UK has made claims about Joshua Kerry's political views and behaviour, and questioned why media outlets have not reported the information
By: Alannah Francis
A mass crossing of migrants into Ceuta , a tiny Spanish territory jutting into the Mediterranean from Morocco , has shocked and divided Europe
By: Alannah Francis
If you're yet to book a summer holiday , you're not alone. More UK holidaymakers are leaving their getaways to the last minute due to
Spanish authorities say 67 people have now died after around 60,000 migrants crossed the border from Morocco into Ceuta
By: Alannah Francis
Some businesses are losing thousands of pounds in income due to cancellations as water levels run low
Policing experts say ongoing police investigations make a public inquiry into Epstein's activities in the UK unlikely
Households with heat pumps who opt in to a proposed Government scheme could see their heating automatically turned down by their supplier as part of efforts to improve energy security amid concerns of blackouts.
By: Alannah Francis
The fatal collision, which also involved a Volkswagen Passat, took place on the A66 in South Bank, near Middlesbrough, at about 3.40am
