Worst places to live if you are ill – where trips to chemists take an hour ↗
Front page leadNearly 10 million patients in England have seen their local pharmacy close since 2016, with some areas experiencing hour-long journeys to access chemists.
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The i Paper's front page highlights several key news stories, including the closure of pharmacies in England and their impact on patients, the Canary Islands' response to an influx of British tourists, and government plans to assist households with rising energy bills. International news features…
Nearly 10 million patients in England have seen their local pharmacy close since 2016, with some areas experiencing hour-long journeys to access chemists.
The Canary Islands are implementing measures to combat the negative effects of over-tourism, including addressing issues caused by British visitors.
The Treasury is reportedly developing strategies to support low-income families facing increased energy costs.
A dinner attended by Donald Trump and Xi Jinping included discussions on sea bass and big tech, but a key element was notably absent.
West End star Hannah Lowther shares her experiences with audience behavior, including disruptive actions and discussions about fair pay in musical theatre.
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A list of 28 simple and engaging activities suitable for grandparents and grandchildren to enjoy together.
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A comparison of the cost of a healthy food shop reveals a minimal price difference between Waitrose and Sainsbury's.
Nick Knowles offers advice on making the decision between renovating a current home or relocating.
Actress Fiona Shaw reflects on the past perception of women in comedy during her early career.
Rugby player Sam Tomkins reveals a past near-transfer to Saracens, which was ultimately unsuccessful due to his brother's more affordable contract.
This article discusses a significant drawback in Andy Burnham's proposal to grant regional mayors increased authority and funding.