No Budget help for graduates drowning in student loan debt ↗
Front page leadThere are no current plans to overhaul the controversial student loan system in the Budget, despite the Education Secretary describing repayments as 'egregious'.
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The front page of The i Paper features a mix of UK political news, including discussions on student loan debt, prisoner releases, and local politics. It also covers international news with a report on a Flydubai hijacking, and sports news focusing on Manchester City's alleged rule breaches…
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Tories attack 'insult to victims' as more than 700 prisoners to be released ↗
The government faces criticism as over 700 prisoners are scheduled for release today, which opponents deem an 'insult to victims'.
Minute by minute: how the Flydubai mid-air attack unfolded ↗
A detailed account of the Flydubai hijacking incident, tracing the events minute by minute as the plane experienced a near-disaster.
'He's a turncoat': How Robert Jenrick's angry constituents could vote him out ↗
Robert Jenrick faces potential backlash from his constituents over his political stance, with some labelling him a 'turncoat'.
English football owes Arsene Wenger an apology ↗
The article argues that Arsene Wenger was correct about Manchester City's situation all along, suggesting English football owes him an apology.
Relegation and lifetime bans: Punishments rivals want for Man City ↗
Manchester City's rivals are seeking severe punishments, including relegation and lifetime bans, for the club's alleged financial rule breaches.
From Arsenal to Wigan: 35 clubs impacted by Man City's cheating ↗
The alleged financial breaches by Manchester City have directly impacted 35 football clubs, ranging from Arsenal to Wigan.
The biggest parents' evening mistakes and what to ask ↗
This article identifies common mistakes parents make during parents' evenings and provides guidance on what questions to ask.
The sugar baron who gave Britain something money couldn't buy ↗
A piece exploring the legacy of a sugar baron and his contributions beyond financial wealth.
Bank of Dave: How to get a good deal after 35 years of buying/selling cars ↗
Drawing on 35 years of experience in the car trade, this advice offers tips on how to secure a good deal when buying or selling vehicles.
I'm a food editor - these are the best supermarket steaks ↗
A food editor shares their expert opinion on which supermarket steaks are the best available.
Why Tory fear of Reform could still save the triple lock ↗
A growing number of Tory MPs are considering abolishing the triple lock, but the threat posed by the Reform party makes this politically perilous.
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