Cahal Milmo is the Chief Reporter at the i newspaper. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, government and politics, law and legal affairs, and security policy, drawing on his extensive reporting experience from assignments around the world. Cahal's work has been featured in The i Paper and MSN.
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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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Sir David Manning was Britain’s top diplomat in America during the Iraq War. He tells The iPaper that this 'transactional' President has placed the 'special relationship' at risk
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A doubling in jet fuel prices and ongoing problems with the EU's biometric entry system have left holidaymakers facing cancellations, price hikes and delays as profit-hit airlines haggle for a relaxation in regulations.
By: Cahal Milmo, Richard Vaughan
Cahal Milmo, Richard Vaughan Britain looks set to be one of the countries hardest hit by jet fuel shortages this summer, with warnings that millions more seats will be cut from airline schedules in May and June.
China's growing army of more than 900 satellites poses a growing threat to Britain amid concerns images are being shared with Russia and Iran
Experts have warned Britain is likely to be one of the countries hardest hit by jet fuel shortages
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Lorry drivers are being recruited by traffickers to transport people into France illegally as they look to get around tighter visa restrictions across the Channel
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The convicted sex offender was invited to royal residences, landed his private jet in airports across England and built a property portfolio in the Capital, files show
Officers are assessing the claim that Jeffrey Epstein sent a woman to the UK to have sex with Andrew at Royal Lodge
