iNews - 2024-03-29

• Sewage crisis passes the high-water mark
• Heavy rain, high winds and even snow blight start of Easter weekend
• Rayner cites family privacy in refusing to release tax advice
• Could a June vote staunch Tory bleeding?
• Praising Johnson is Labour ploy to lure fed up Tory voters
• Foreign funds ‘holding customers to ransom’
• NHS fails to hit cancer targets as waiting lists pledge delayed
• GPs ‘angry and upset’ at changes to contracts
• Contracept­ive jab risk ‘requires further research’
• Post Office bosses ‘knew of flaws in Horizon system’
• Man arrested after ‘Gogglebox’ star falls to his death at warehouse
• Court orders Israel to tackle famine in Gaza
• Women are reclaiming their lives by clearing explosives Isis left behind
• Museum names new boss after theft scandal
• Crypto tycoon jailed for 25 years over $8bn fraud
• Life In Brief
• Khan has failed London on crime
• Food banks are reason to weep
• Price is right about plastic surgery – and she should know
• We are failing people with chronic fatigue
• Trump’s unholiest alliance: a business deal with God
• Campaigner­s hope Obama appearance will boost Biden
• Kharkiv suffering under Russian ‘dumb bombs’
• First bridge disaster victims’ bodies recovered
• CRITIC’S CHOICE
• Jumbo General Knowledge Crossword
• ‘Hysterical woman’ cliché strikes again
• Wild odyssey through disintegra­ting society
• ‘I lived the trauma, but stored it inside’
• Flat return for queen of 90s country-pop
• Ten to watch
• Vital reckoning for ‘Huckleberr­y Finn’
• Keyes mines joys (and pains) of middle age
• A study in class politics
• ‘I don’t have a pension – but my Lamborghin­is are worth £2.5m’
• Price surge led to all-time low in emissions
• All-weather attracts all eyes with £1.7m bonanza up for grabs
• Rees-Zammit signs deal with Super Bowl champion Chiefs
• Puzzled Dyche hits out at PSR rulings for ‘lack of consistenc­y’
• If players block out the noise, Nuno sure Forest will survive
• Banned Tonali could face fresh suspension after new FA charge
• ‘We know the Big Six are worried about us, which is a good place to be’ i is granted exclusive access to Newcastle’s academy, where investment and smart ideas are beginning to pay off. By Mark Douglas

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