iNews - 2024-03-18

• How journalist­s strike a balance on national security
• Flying taxis in UK in two years, claims Government
• Starmer urged to pledge 3% increase in defence budget
• Labour promises unit to fast-track asylum backlog
• Johnson was in Venezuela on behalf of hedge fund, FCO says
• Most Tory voters want Rwanda plan to be changed or scrapped – poll
• Israel ignores global pressure to halt offensive
• Tourist spa evacuated as volcano erupts again in ‘most powerful’ blast
• Rachel Reeves and me? We’re the Misery Sisters
• Care homes forced to close after deep cuts by councils
• Homes England misses all targets for two years
• Mass trespasser­s protest against plan to ‘commercial­ise’ parkland
• Life In Brief
• Jamie Oliver’s new air fryer series reeks of desperatio­n
• Ghost of Enoch Powell still haunts the Tories
• Charlie from ‘Casualty’ left it too long
• ‘A true working musician’: Cockney Rebel frontman Harley dies aged 73
• Biggest danger to Trump? When he ad libs
• Latino voters could tip election to Trump as they abandon Biden
• ‘I was gaslit’: women with autoimmune disease fobbed off by medics I took apple cider vinegar daily – it was a punishment
• Cycle Ireland with a new route
• A sumptuous show that manages to make Lincoln assassinat­ion boring
• Liam Gallagher and John Squire
• Citizen journalism? Despite 7 billion smartphone­s, most stories remain hidden
• Overdue invoices burden small firms with ‘stress and harm’
• Third is still third but England show progress under Borthwick charge
• Farrell: Failure to win Grand Slam will guard against complacenc­y
• Townsend looking for consistenc­y to make Scots title contenders
• Perplexed Postecoglo­u unable to find answers to Spurs inconsiste­ncy
• Neto set to miss rest of the season as Wolves reel
• Moyes left irate after double VAR misery denies West Ham win
• Mainoo shoulders burden of shoring up a manic midfield
• Ten Hag: Victory can be turning point for us

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