Cahal Milmo is a Chief Reporter at the i newspaper. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, regional interest, and world news, with particular focus on the Russia-Ukraine War, UK affairs, and global politics. Cahal's work has been featured in Cigalah Group and The i Paper.
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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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A trial, targeted at people living with obesity from Britain to Puerto Rico, is the first head-to-head comparison of the weight-loss effects of the two blockbuster slimming jabs
The race for the White House is a key test not only for a polarised America but also for post-Brexit Britain's place in the transatlantic order
Donald Trump’s political comeback represents not only a personal triumph but also a victory for Trumpism - his potent pugilistic brand of populism which others look certain to copy in Europe and beyond
By: Cahal Milmo
From devastating anti-tank weapons to autonomous drones, the Ukraine conflict has transformed the way wars are fought. But it is also serving as a sobering warning to the West that it must prepare to fight in radically different ways
By: Cahal Milmo, David Parsley
The Kremlin's penchant for 'nuclear bullying' is brought into sharp focus by Ukraine's firing of American long-range missiles into Russia
Donald Trump is vowing to impose a trade tariff of 20 per cent on imports - but some bosses believe more punitive tariffs against China could aid British firms
By: Cahal Milmo
As Syria reaches an epochal 'fork in the road' the world waits to see what route the country will take
By: Cahal Milmo
Britain’s data watchdog is drawing up tough new guidelines requiring smart device producers to more strictly limit their information gathering
By: Cahal Milmo, Anna Nemtsova
The deposed Syrian dictator and his family fled to Moscow with a fortune of at least £1.5bn and an uncertain future amid the ruins of their own country and their new life as Putin's exiled guests
Arrangements for the royal family's traditional Christmas morning appearance are understood to be 'under discussion'
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