Will Hazell is a Whitehall Correspondent at the i newspaper and inews.co.uk, having formerly served as the Education Correspondent. His reporting focuses on government and politics, legislation, finance, and world affairs, with a strong interest in regional and international news. Will's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, The Telegraph, and AOL UK.
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Will Hazell's coverage predominantly focuses on UK politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. He appears to be particularly interested in developments within the Conservative Party and associated political issues.
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Chancellor to announce £15.6bn for local transport projects for England’s city regions between 2027 and 2032
By: Will Hazell, Molly Blackall
European defence insiders suggested all Nato allies would be expected to spend 5 per cent of GDP on defence by around 2032
By: Chloe Chaplain, Will Hazell
Move will benefit 500,000 children the Government claims as Labour MPs opposing welfare cuts urge to do more
By: Will Hazell, Grace Gausden
A decision to extend the freeze beyond its planned end date of April 2028 would amount to a U-turn
By: Will Hazell
Reform leader is trying to keep all sides happy over the burka debate. But one pollster warns he needs to challenge the 'more extreme element' to win a bigger vote share
By: Chloe Chaplain, Will Hazell, Jane Merrick, Arj Singh
The G7 summit should have been a high point for the PM- but then Trump turned up. Now Labour MPs are warning war could hit the cost-of-living
By: Will Hazell, Arj Singh, Jane Merrick, Chloe Chaplain
As world leaders gathered for the G7 meeting against the stunning backdrop of the jagged mountains and pine forests of Banff National Park, Canada
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