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The i leads on Home Secretary Priti Patel’s controversial plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda being in chaos. It reports that No 10 has been forced to admit no deportations will take place “for months” despite a May target. The paper adds it has been told a legal challenge will lead to an injunction against the scheme.

i Front Page 18th of March 2025

Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure to secure backing for planned disability benefit reforms, as key figures including the Work and Pensions Secretary and senior colleagues question the potential impact on vulnerable recipients while the PM offers only cautious support.

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i Front Page 17th of March 2025

Liz Kendall’s proposed changes to disability benefits, including tighter eligibility rules and revised support measures, have sparked growing resistance from backbenchers despite No 10’s concessions, amid fears these plans could disproportionately impact vulnerable individuals.

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i Front Page 14th of March 2025

Streeting’s sweeping takeover of the £192bn health service heralds a major shake-up that promises to streamline bureaucracy, cut thousands of jobs and invest in frontline care, although staff have already expressed alarm over the scale of planned workforce reductions.

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i Front Page 13th of March 2025

Treasury proposals to cut sickness and disability benefits are prompting a heated stand-off, with Labour MPs pushing back to safeguard the vulnerable and No 10 scrambling to contain backlash over the potential reforms.

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