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The I paper, publié en langue Anglais, est un journal de Royaume-Uni. Consultez The I paper en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de The I paper dans les archives.

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ArticleBurnham pushes wel­fare cuts into 2027 – as he plans bolder devol­u­tion

» Major wel­fare reforms are set to be pushed back another year – rais­ing the pro­spect of tax rises or fur­ther spend­ing cuts ahead of Octo­ber’s Budget » New PM con­firms that land­mark review into young people and work will not be pub­lished...

Burnham pushes wel­fare cuts into 2027 – as he plans bolder devol­u­tion

Article£3.3bn record breaker!

Man City land £125m Fernan­dez to match highest Brit­ish fee Trans­fer splurge is biggest ever

£3.3bn record breaker!

ArticlePARK GEON-ROUNG, FROM BABY SHARK TO K-POP STAR

The boy who starred in the viral Baby Shark You­Tube video has said chil­dren still recog­nise him 10 years later. Park Geon-roung, now 17 and known as the “Baby Shark Boy”, has returned to music with a K-pop song after he rose to fame in The...

PARK GEON-ROUNG, FROM BABY SHARK TO K-POP STAR

ArticlePint of milk tops the homely shop­ping list

As the hol­i­day sea­son comes to an end, one in four people find com­ing home to an empty fridge is one of the most frus­trat­ing parts of return­ing to real­ity. And the clas­sic Sunday roast has been crowned the meal 31% of Bri­tons look for­ward to...

Pint of milk tops the homely shop­ping list

Article£2 bus fare cap will extend to Glas­gow

Bus fares in Glas­gow and the west of Scot­land will be capped at £2 for single jour­neys from Monday, John Swin­ney has said. The First Min­is­ter did not say when the cap would be exten­ded to the rest of Scot­land. However, the SNP elec­tion...

£2 bus fare cap will extend to Glas­gow

ArticleJuly worst month for bed block­ing in NHS

The NHS in Scot­land recor­ded its worst ever July for delayed dis­charge. Fig­ures from Pub­lic Health Scot­land show there were 62,012 days spent in hos­pital by patients exper­i­en­cing bed block­ing. The fig­ure is the highest num­ber of any July...

July worst month for bed block­ing in NHS