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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By: Jacqui Housden
The PM will tell voters 'almost every aspect of our lives is going to change' over the coming years in a major speech on Monday
Cases and costs are rising - so what can be done?
Report highlights how domestic abuser with history of stalking, who posed risk to children, was released early
By: Jacqui Housden
A damning report has shed a much-needed light on the horrors of traumatic births - but what can be done to change things?
By: Jacqui Housden
Schools will be told to delay explicit topics, such as contraception and STIs, until children are 13, according to reports
By: Jacqui Housden
Drugs that were seen as 'game-changing' for obesity may have other important benefits too - but is it all good news?
The Russian leader praised China's 'peace plan' for Ukraine on the eve of a two-day state visit which is expected to strengthen their partnership
A slew of fresh revelations about water pollution has ramped up pressure for meaningful action
Grant Shapps has described the expulsion of Captain Adrian Coghill as a 'desperate move'
By: Jacqui Housden
An attempt to protect the key food supply of the iconic birds has led to a dispute between London and Brussels
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