iNews - 2024-04-18

• Britain can still be a force for good in world
• How inflation hits generation­al groups differentl­y
• Rents reach new high as house prices settle
• Israel could launch attack on Iranian nuclear sites
• Netanyahu’s absolute commitment to saving himself is harming Israel
• Two Iranian banks operating in London ‘should be closed’
• ‘I’ve seen Iran’s nuclear HQ – these are the risks if Israel tries to destroy it’
• Defence spending will not hit target before election
• Rwanda bill faces more delays as peers stand firm over proposed changes
• Jenrick ‘regrets’ order to paint over Disney murals for refugee children
• Starmer accuses Sunak of ‘smearing’ Rayner
• Truss looks to ‘twang the heartstrin­gs of the Maga movement’ on her US visit
• Court TV could prove to be Sleepy Don’s undoing
• Life In Brief
• Smoking ban makes no sense Free speech has limits
• Lammy is not the only David in mix for plum role
• Men need more than vasectomie­s as contracept­ive options
• Raducanu’s firm nets profits of almost £10m
• Olympian Redgrave to miss first Games in 40 years after BBC slims down team
• CRITIC’S CHOICE
• Tipping at restaurant­s is absurd – time to scrap it
• Why ‘Carrie’ is the ultimate teen novel
• A geezer’s muddled guide to the state of modern manhood
• Vadym Kholodenko
• Growing number of drivers ‘unable to afford insurance’
• ‘I had to borrow from family to pay debts as I gambled away £50,000’
• Appleby puts faith in Native Approach for Craven Stakes
• Hawkins back at Crucible to prove a point
• Klopp looks to turn back clock as Reds attempt to prolong continenta­l farewell
• Emery: Villa will need a repeat of Arsenal game to get past Lille
• Bowen could return for Hammers recovery bid
• Rüdiger spoils the party as City’s poor penalties help Madrid
• Gündogan: Araujo red card changed the game and we lost control
• Winning trophy with PSG a matter of pride – Mbappé
• Archer hints at retirement if injury woe persists

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