Kasia Delgado is a Chief Features Writer at The i Paper. She specializes in law and legal affairs, family and relationships, and wellness, often exploring themes of parenting, family health, and culture. Kasia's work has been featured in MSN and The i Paper.
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Kasia Delgado's articles predominantly cover family and relationship-focused themes, with topics such as parenting, education, health, relationships, and lifestyle. Her coverage indicates a strong emphasis on personal experiences and data-driven insights related to these subjects.
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From painting to learning Polish to letting go of guilt - what to do, and what not to do when you stop work
By: Kasia Delgado
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What's it like to do staggeringly little work for your employer, and get away with it? HR, look away now, as shirkers spill their secrets
Kasia Delgado Have you heard that old joke? “How many people work in your office?” “About half of them.”
No country's energy grid is 100 per cent safe, especially amid climate crisis and geopolitical uncertainty. So what would it look like if our electricity was cut off, and how should we prepare?
The veteran broadcaster and national treasure will celebrate his centenary on Friday 8 May
By: Kasia Delgado
A phone call came and, suddenly, they were fully responsible for their grandchildren, 24/7, for ever. Night feeds, nappies, and homework. What happened next?
By: Kasia Delgado
Gordonstoun, in the Scottish highlands, has educated generations of Royals. I visited to speak to staff and pupils about resilience, homesickness and privilege
Don't be a full time grandparent, embrace tech and ask if you really need that pay rise - an ageing expert's tips on finding meaning and joy in your career
The Conservative MP and former Health Secretary on grief, gratitude, morning runs, and how Britain lost its mojo
