iNews - 2024-04-16

• New era in Middle East
• Majority say Tories broke pledge on no-fault evictions
• Coogan attacks water firm’s ‘PR spin’ on clean-up of toxic Windermere sewage
• RAF’s display of power paves the way for peace
• Waiting to respond may be Netanyahu’s most effective option
• BBC faces impartiali­ty row over ‘anti-Israel’ comments
• Fears Iran could disrupt world’s oil supplies if Israel conflict escalates
• How IDF might respond
• Hormuz threat follows Houthi chaos
• Israel relied heavily on allies to fend off missiles
• Predicted inflation fall raises Tory hopes of bounce in the polls
• Security minister dodges question on Chinese email hack
• Farage and Braverman to take part in populist-right forum
• Star player Cameron shows up Sunak’s shortcomin­gs
• Senior nurses back smoking ban as Sunak faces rebellion over bill
• Vape firms honoured MP who leads group
• Covid ‘much more severe in elderly than for children’
• Atkins vows to close loopholes over puberty blockers
• Boy, 15, arrested as bishop stabbed at Sydney church
• Life In Brief
• Disabled people pay the price of universal credit’s failure
• Freedom of speech is not a right to rant and get it wrong
• I can relate to Truss’s home discomfort­s
• Eager British expats fuel property boom in Barcelona and Madrid
• Kyiv urges allies to provide more air defence systems
• Boeing faces bumpy ride on safety record
• CRITIC’S CHOICE
• Some treasures unearthed – and an awful lot of spadework
• Tech set to revolution­ise payments, says BoE official
• ‘I don’t think a pension will be enough to maintain our lifestyle’
• BP cuts 10% of its electric vehicle workforce
• Data centre planned for Britishvol­t site in Blyth
• Many have tried on Tiger’s crown but it seems to fit Scheffler best
• Wisden calls out negative effect of India’s power

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