i Front Page 4th of April 2025
Britain is weighing retaliatory tariffs on American electric cars, alcohol and clothing, spurring concerns of heightened transatlantic trade tensions and unsettling financial markets.
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The i Weekend also says the world is watching Mr Johnson’s “gamble” ahead of lockdown restrictions lifting in England on Monday, with infection rates expected to overtake the highest ever recorded by the government “within days”. The paper adds that doctors fear Britain could experience a “Covid explosion” after rules are relaxed in England. Meanwhile, police, firefighters, supermarket staff and meat packers could become exempt from staying home if contacted by Test and Trace, according to paper.
i Front Page 3rd of April 2025
A sweeping set of reciprocal tariffs threatens to cost global markets up to $1 trillion, putting UK jobs and wages at risk and prompting The PM to seek alternative strategies for economic stability.
i Front Page 1st of April 2025
The PM’s deputy has defended proposals to expand sick pay, end zero-hours contracts and raise National Living Wage thresholds, arguing these changes will boost growth and support those on lower incomes despite objections from businesses.
i Front Page 31st of March 2025
Starmer cautions the US President against triggering a damaging trade conflict, as the UK braces for possible tariffs threatening jobs and economic growth, with the PM ready to respond firmly.