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The i Paper's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a campaign for screening kitchen workers for deadly silicosis, an investigation into the UK's migration crisis, and an article on far-right vigilantes targeting asylum seekers. International news covers…
Health experts believe a screening programme targeting kitchen workers could save lives of those with deadly silicosis who aren't aware they have the disease.
An article discussing how Putin provides protection to exiled dictators, but that this protection sometimes comes at a significant cost to those dictators.
An investigation into a county influenced by the Reform party, revealing a hidden migration crisis within Britain.
Explores the rise of far-right vigilantism targeting asylum seekers, coinciding with an increase in attacks on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).
A personal account of a family cycling holiday in Portugal, detailing the experience as more relaxing than a traditional villa stay.
Highlights a unique travel destination in Cornwall featuring a tidal sea pool and a Lithuanian-style beach sauna.
An article about how readers of The i Paper are reviving the tradition of sending postcards as a holiday ritual.
A wine expert provides a curated list of the 18 best wine bottles available for purchase at supermarkets.
A personal essay reflecting on a summer that significantly impacted the author's sex life.
Advice from experts on how to increase the lifespan of pet dogs.
A personal story about downsizing a home to fund a significant portion of university costs for two sons.
Bettany Hughes, a historian, recommends her top five favourite books on the subject of ancient history.
The fastest increase in poverty has been among those who have never married, followed by divorced pensioners, according to research.
