Alex Dakers is a freelance journalist and editor with experience across The i Paper's newsroom, covering breaking news, sports, and culture. He specializes in sports journalism, including both individual and team sports, as well as general assignment news related to government and politics. Alex's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC Bay Area, BBC World, and the Evening Standard.
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Alex Dakers has a diverse coverage including sports, government and politics. This journalist covers events, breaking news and government announcements related to various topics such as healthcare, aviation, weather warnings and international conflicts.
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By: Alex Dakers
The US President increasingly resembles a 'social media troll,' experts have said
By: Alex Dakers
England’s group stage performance will dictate path to World Cup glory
By: Tashan Deniran-Alleyne, Alex Dakers
England’s performance in final group stage game will dictate path to World Cup glory
Record-breaking heatwaves are increasing the risk of severe blazes in the UK
The latest court ruling to go against the US President could further alienate key swing voters
From Pele and Diego Maradona to England icons Sir Geoff Hurst and Gary Lineker, here are some early archive shots before their World Cup heroics
By: Alex Dakers
Cayman Islands swimmers rewrote the history books and sent records tumbling during the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
By: Alex Dakers
Cayman’s artistic gymnastics stars Justin Spencer and Santiago showcased their all-around excellence at the Commonwealth Games.
By: Alex Dakers
High court rules on initial costs to be paid by Harry and fellow claimants, including Sir Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley
Kyiv is expected to use its new capabilities against military targets and Russian infrastructure
