i Front Page 14th of November 2024
The UK Labour Party is expected to fall short of its target to build 1.5 million new homes by 2029, as identified in an official plan citing a need for a more realistic two parliamentary term approach.
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The i newspaper, in its take on A-level results, says a generation of young people in poor areas are being left behind. It writes the gap between the wealthier and more deprived areas of the UK has grown. Pupils from poorer areas, who did not have the same access to out of school learning as wealthier peers, appeared to have struggled to catch up during the pandemic, the paper observes. The Lionesses also feature on the paper. “One game from glory,” the i writes.
i Front Page 13th of November 2024
Gordon Brown has urged a complete review of the benefit cap policy, arguing it traps families in poverty, and challenges the Labour Party to reconsider their position on the matter.
i Front Page 12th of November 2024
The UK government has announced that water bills need to increase to address illegal sewage spills and fund necessary infrastructure repairs, according to a statement from the minister.
i Front Page 11th of November 2024
Home Office officials have raised concerns about Labour’s plan to address small boat crossings and criminal activity, suggesting it may not effectively reduce illegal immigration to the UK.