Will Gore is the Managing Editor at The i Paper. With a rich background in journalism, he has covered various topics including early childhood education, parenting styles, and financial literacy, focusing on debt management and retirement planning. Will's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Belfast Telegraph, Irish Independent, and The Independent.
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Based on the coverage attributes, Will Gore primarily covers lifestyle topics with a significant focus on seasonal content and opinion editorial pieces. His articles revolve around parenting, family, personal reflection, and entertainment.
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Directing ire at the King risks letting the former duke of York off the hook
I've realised I might never be rid of my sleeplessness - and have come to see its hidden blessings
It's become impossible for parents to keep their heads in the sand
By: Will Gore
Children and young people face a particularly unnerving set of circumstances
The simple truth is that children whose parents have to work away from home sometimes get a raw deal
I'm calmer, happier and more prepared for the future
For a parent, there are few things more aggravating
It is fascinating to read a book at which so much shade has been thrown
The Duke of Sussex's strength of character should have British politicians hanging their heads in shame
Golden sands (or pebbles) are all very well, but they arenβt worth a three-hour stint on the motorway or a battle over space for your towel
