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The i Paper's front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on football, politics, and personal finance. A prominent story details financial dealings related to Manchester City's stadium naming rights. Other top stories include plans for North Sea gas drilling, an…
Manchester City Football Club had a deal with the council for stadium name rights worth £750,000 annually, which later became part of a larger deal estimated at £10 million per year with Etihad Airways.
Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, has given approval for the commencement of drilling operations in a North Sea gas field.
The state pension is set to increase by almost £500 annually starting in April.
Donald Trump is seeking to change the rules regarding birthright citizenship for babies born in the US, but faces significant challenges.
AFC Rushden & Diamonds, a football club that ceased to exist, has been revived and achieved a significant success.
Manchester United is planning significant changes to its defense, identifying two new transfer targets and intending to let two current players depart.
The author argues that those who defend Cristiano Ronaldo's performance and impact at Manchester United are mistaken.
This lifestyle piece offers advice on how to adopt healthier habits in one's fifties after a history of excessive partying.
Entrepreneur Sara Davies outlines five strategies to support start-up businesses through the upcoming budget.
A personal account detailing an individual's pension savings strategy, aiming to accumulate £2 million by age 50 through significant monthly contributions.
This article explores the reasons behind the popularity of comedian James Acaster among women.
Gavin Newsom is described as a prominent figure in the resistance against Donald Trump and is taking a risk with a potential 2028 presidential run.
