Cahal Milmo is the Chief Reporter for the i newspaper in the United Kingdom. With a focus on national news, Cahal covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and international affairs. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Cahal Milmo primarily covers government and politics, world affairs, legal policy regulation, and breaking news with a focus on the UK. His coverage includes topics such as police, terrorism, royalty (specifically Prince Andrew), Red Sea shipping crisis, Middle East conflict, food shortages, price rises and wine imports.
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Government looking at using existing law around football banning orders to prevent convicted immigration rioters from attending matches
By: Cahal Milmo
13 years ago, England was hit by its worst riots in over 200 years. The current far-right violence offers both similarities and differences with the chaos of August 2011
By: David Parsley, Cahal Milmo
Crime groups at the centre of the investigation are believed to be lead by former leaders of football hooligan gangs who now run drug operations
The site claimed to have 189 tickets available to buy for the Oasis show in Manchester on 12 July - including some for the 'upper tier' despite the fact the gig will be held in a park
The arrest of tech billionaire Pavel Durov prompted an outcry from Elon Musk - but French investigators say they're tackling alleged 'impunity' on the messaging app
By: Will Hazell, Cahal Milmo
Work has begun in only around half of the buildings identified in England as having dangerous cladding seven years since the Grenfell fire
Despite its burgeoning success, Live Nation, which owns Ticketmaster, faces troubles including an effort by US trustbusters to break up the £17bn business
By: Cahal Milmo
Despite its burgeoning success, Live Nation, which owns Ticketmaster, faces troubles including an effort by US trustbusters to break up the £17bn business
Reselling sites stand to profit handsomely from sky-high demand for Oasis tickets despite being dogged by controversy over inflated prices and professional touts
By: Cahal Milmo
The success of weight-loss injections has prompted pharmaceutical companies to produce a next-generation anti-obesity pill
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