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The i Paper's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on UK-related issues such as jobs for school leavers with SEND, a plan to house rough sleepers, and environmental concerns about the UK's longest river. International stories cover global inflation, US…
Ministers are considering dropping the requirement for school leavers with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to have an Education, Health and Care plan (EHCP) to qualify for supported internships.
Inflation has reached its highest level in months, driven by surging energy prices, impacting European countries.
Labour's Angela Rayner has outlined a plan to ensure all rough sleepers are offered a bed by Christmas.
The River Severn, the UK's longest river, is running critically low, raising concerns about water management and potential environmental issues.
An analysis of Leicester City's mismanagement and downfall, exploring the factors contributing to their current struggles in football.
A doctor shares her personal experience with breast cancer at age 40, offering insights and advice for other women.
Katie Piper discusses the concept of a 'confidence tax' and how it may be hindering personal and professional growth.
A food editor shares her top seven recommended purchases from Asda, highlighting specific items like pasta and butter.
A commentary on the latest season of Celebrity MasterChef, suggesting that the contestants this year are more mature and engaging.
An observation that despite high healthcare spending in the US, the population's health outcomes are not improving, contrasting with the NHS.
Republican sources indicate a desire for Donald Trump to distance himself from the midterms to improve their chances of success.
