Energy bills set to rise under 'buy British' electricity plan ↗
Front page leadOfgem, the energy regulator, has been instructed to place greater emphasis on UK jobs and manufacturing, potentially leading to an increase in energy bills.
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The front page of The i Paper highlights concerns over rising energy bills under a 'buy British' plan, potential changes to the state pension triple lock, and a terror probe involving a UK airbase. There is also an analysis of whether Britain could rejoin the EU, and stories on military sites…
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Burnham 'to suggest review for pensions triple lock in next Labour manifesto' ↗
Andy Burnham is reportedly proposing a review of the state pension triple lock in Labour's upcoming manifesto.
Five men arrested near RAF Fairford released on bail ↗
Five men arrested near RAF Fairford have been released on bail, with an ongoing investigation into events at the base.
What would actually have to happen for Britain to rejoin the EU? ↗
An explanation of the complex steps and conditions that would need to be met for the United Kingdom to rejoin the European Union.
How RAF Fairford was left exposed to 'Iran-linked terror plot' ↗
Experts suggest a sophisticated attack linked to Iran was averted, but alleged security lapses at RAF Fairford raised concerns among locals.
The 21 UK military sites most at risk from Iranian attack ↗
A list identifying 21 UK military installations deemed to be at the highest risk of an attack originating from Iran.
Iran's 'useful idiots' and the secret war on UK soil ↗
An analysis discussing how individuals or groups are being exploited in a clandestine conflict waged on British territory.
Phil Spencer: Renovations that cut your energy bills – and those that won’t ↗
Property expert Phil Spencer offers advice on home renovations that can effectively reduce energy consumption and bills.
I’m a Man City fan and my life is utterly changed ↗
A personal reflection from a Manchester City fan on how the club's ongoing charges have impacted their perspective.
I was diagnosed with ADHD aged 47 – this Swedish retreat made me feel less alone ↗
A personal account of an individual diagnosed with ADHD later in life and their experience at a retreat in Sweden.
We bought our first home for £427,000 – but it hasn't been built yet ↗
A couple shares their experience of purchasing a first home off-plan for £427,000, which is still under construction.
Labour ditching the state pension triple lock just became more likely ↗
Trade unions and influential Labour figures are reportedly softening their stance on maintaining the state pension triple lock, making its removal more probable.
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