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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By: Cahal Milmo
Some experts say official use of social media helped 'take the wind out of the sails' of the unrest while others question the strategy
By: Cahal Milmo
New figures show a Russian hacking attack on a pathology lab meant it supplied London hospitals and GP surgeries with thousands of fewer blood tests to patients
By: Aaron Walawalkar, Cahal Milmo
The body of Frank Ospina, a Colombian national, lay undiscovered for at least two hours on 26 March last year
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
Iran's main proxy force is building a network of sleeper agents and cells in Europe and beyond that could be activated for revenge attacks
An attack on a pathology lab meant it supplied London hospitals and GP surgeries with thousands of fewer blood tests to patients, data shows
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
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