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Alongside the sunny weather, several of Thursday’s front pages report on Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick contacting the businessman behind a controversial planning application while preparing to decide whether to approve it. The i says Mr Jenrick, who denies wrongdoing, is “on the ropes” after he released texts sent between him and Tory donor Richard Desmond.

i Front Page 1st of April 2026

Buckingham Palace confirmed a state visit to the US by the King, aimed at steadying ties after a sharp public remark from the President. The trip carries diplomatic risk amid strained relations with Starmer and allies over Middle East tensions, rising oil prices and faltering talks.

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i Front Page 31st of March 2026

The PM met energy, shipping and banking chiefs at No10 as pump prices rise. They discussed measures to stabilise costs and secure fuel supplies, with assurances there’s no need to panic buy. Ministers seek a joint plan to protect motorists and airlines from further increases.

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i Front Page 30th of March 2026

Talks on a UK-EU youth mobility scheme have hit deadlock. The UK wants a hard cap on under-30 visas; Brussels offers an emergency brake if numbers surge. Ministers are set to resist concessions over immigration concerns, despite polling that 45% would accept more Europeans for improved trade.

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i Front Page 28th of March 2026

Polling finds half of voters have tightened their belts amid global tensions, cutting back on eating out, fuel, big purchases and home energy. Over a third report no change. Many back more North Sea oil and gas, while a majority support targeted energy help for the poorest.

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