Jacqui Housden is a journalist for The i Paper, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in politics, current affairs, and cultural events, Jacqui covers a wide range of topics, providing informative and engaging articles for readers.
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Jacqui Housden's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics and world affairs, with a significant portion dedicated to breaking news and evolving stories. She is likely to be interested in expert commentary related to ongoing political developments, global events, or crises.
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By: Jacqui Housden
It comes amid an investigation into ‘historical allegations of misconduct’ by the Masterchef host
By: Jacqui Housden
One Government source was cited as saying such a move is 'the least attractive option' but it would be 'negligent not to look at it'
Police have issued a surveillance image of the suspect behind the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
Court documents also reveal Murdoch children had begun discussing a PR strategy for their father's death after watching TV show Succession
By: Jacqui Housden
The property tycoon, who is married to prominent Reform supporter Holly Valance, accused the Tories of 'too many broken promises'
Footage showed the moment of the blast, which ripped through the top storey of the terraced house in Ilford
By: Jacqui Housden
Kim Yong Hyun, who was the first person formally arrested over the martial law decree, was stopped after guards discovered him
By: Jacqui Housden
Police were said to be called to a bar after reports a customer had 'smashed glasses and attempted to assault a member of staff'
By: Jacqui Housden
It comes amid reports that X owner Elon Musk has been preparing to make a large donation to Reform UK.
The package failed to pass with just one day before a potential government shutdown, and also exposed fault lines within Trump's party
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