Benefits timebomb threatens Burnham's first major rebellion ↗
Front page leadTwo welfare reviews expected next week will bring to a head long-awaited plans for benefits reform, potentially causing a significant rebellion.
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The i Paper's front page features a mix of domestic political news, including potential rebellion over benefits reform, and exclusive reports on the financial aspects of Manchester City's stadium expansion. Other prominent stories cover legal implications of Russell Brand's lawyer's actions…
Two welfare reviews expected next week will bring to a head long-awaited plans for benefits reform, potentially causing a significant rebellion.
Experts suggest that the actions of Russell Brand's lawyer could potentially undermine future rape cases.
Manchester City is projected to earn £11 million annually from its stadium expansion, while the local council will receive only an additional £33,000.
A General Practitioner outlines seven ways the body exhibits stress responses that individuals may not be aware of.
The article explains why the current period is ideal for cultivating allium plants, including garlic, leeks, and onions.
A curated list of the best new books recommended for readers in November.
An account of spending a night ensuring the safety of women on the streets of Newcastle, describing the chaotic situation.
The article examines the 'Help to Buy' scheme, highlighting its past issues and questioning whether the government's new scheme offers improvements.
A personal reflection on what items the author wishes they had prepared before experiencing a 24-hour power outage.
A list of seven waterproof coats available for under £60 that are designed for durability.
Rugby player James Haskell discusses the emotional impact of becoming a father to his daughter.
The comedian's former crew, who were with him during his peak fame, did not testify in his defence during his rape trial; this article investigates who they were.