Inheritance tax, student loans and pensions: Healey's potential Budget 'rabbits' ↗
Front page leadChancellor John Healey may have some budget surprises despite claims of no significant changes.
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The i Paper's front page focuses on UK domestic politics with stories about potential budget changes, a cabinet split over rejoining the EU, and a shelved minimum wage rise. Other prominent stories include a report on Meghan Markle's father and a piece on health and lifestyle advice.
Chancellor John Healey may have some budget surprises despite claims of no significant changes.
There is a division within the UK Cabinet regarding the possibility of rejoining the European Union and holding a new referendum.
Meghan Markle's father alleges that UK police warned him about disturbing accusations against him.
A planned increase in the minimum wage for individuals aged 18 to 20 to £12.71 may be cancelled.
A General Practitioner outlines seven indicators that suggest one's body needs to reduce its pace to avoid burnout.
This article suggests gardening tasks that should be completed now to yield benefits in the spring season.
Owain Wyn Evans advises homeowners on a specific financial product that he strongly urges them not to take out.
The article presents recipes designed to improve mood, which readers may not be currently preparing but are encouraged to try.
The article highlights that heart disease can affect slim and healthy women, listing the warning signs to be aware of.
Comedian Tez Ilyas shares his perspective on pensions, stating he does not currently have one but aspires to accumulate wealth in the future.
Author Jenny Colgan recommends her top five 'comfort reads' considered the best of all time.
Storm Austen has brought 84mph winds to the UK, leaving thousands of homes without electricity, with the Prime Minister warning of further storms.