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A variety of stories lead Thursday’s papers. The i says analysis indicates that pledges made so far by Labour would cost £20bn and require the equivalent of a 3p rise in income tax. It quotes Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, saying the fund-raising measures the party has proposed – such as charging VAT on private school fees and ending the non-dom status – would be “drops in the ocean”. Labour tells the paper it faces “tough choices” but says it will explain how it will fund its plans.

i Front Page 22nd of November 2024

Foreign Secretary David Lammy has asserted that the UK and France will continue to oppose Russian actions in Ukraine, highlighting a strong commitment to international security and readiness in light of potential threats posed by Russia.

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i Front Page 21st of November 2024

Ukraine has reportedly used UK-supplied Storm Shadow missiles to target military locations in Russia, following an escalation in tensions despite warnings from Russian authorities and updates to their nuclear protocols.

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i Front Page 20th of November 2024

The government’s decision to reduce winter fuel payments is projected to push up to 100,000 pensioners into poverty, with critics highlighting that the modelling did not account for pension credit take-up efforts or the forthcoming increase in the state pension.

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