Molly Blackall is a reporter for The i Paper and Cigalah Group, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a range of topics including immigration, politics, social issues, and current events. Molly's reporting provides an in-depth analysis of pressing issues and sheds light on the experiences of marginalized communities.
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Molly's reporting focuses heavily on evolving stories in the realm of government and politics, particularly concerning migrants, asylum seekers, and geopolitical issues. Pitches to her should offer unique insights into these ongoing stories or breaking news related to government policies affecting vulnerable populations.
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The serviceman died when a Merlin helicopter ditched in the English Channel while conducting a night-flying exercise with HMS Queen Elizabeth
Shipping costs, oil prices, and gas could all spike if escalation in the Middle East continues, experts said
By: Molly Blackall
Thousands of people had fled Beirut as bombs fall on the Lebanese capital. This is what life is like for those still there
By: Molly Blackall
The swing state of Michigan is on a knife-edge, with polling putting Kamala Harris just 0.6 percentage points ahead
By: Molly Blackall
Many Michigan Democrats are grappling with the decision to "hold their nose" and vote blue, or risk handing the state to Trump
By: Molly Blackall
Michigan’s knife edge presidential vote may well be decided by war in the Middle East. But one community is working to bridge the divide
By: Molly Blackall
There are eight million new voters - and both the Democrats and Republicans are courting their votes. But what issues matter to Gen Z?
More than half of self-described strong Republicans think civil war in the US is likely. Some are taking matters into their own hands
Pest control specialists have been treating the site for traces of parasites, which they believe are being brought in from outside and 'transferred'
By: Molly Blackall
Maria and her five-year-old daughter crossed the US-Mexico border after a long and arduous journey from Venezuela. She says she would do it again
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