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Prime Minister Liz Truss is attempting to silence rebels by capping profits made by electricity companies, the i reports. Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg says the move will cut bills because rising wholesale gas prices will no longer dictate electricity prices – bringing the UK into line with much of the EU. It comes as Tory MPs tell Ms Truss and Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to change their tax-cutting plans or risk losing a Commons majority.

i Front Page 19th of December 2025

The Bank cut the base rate to 3.75% and signalled inflation should fall faster, heading towards 2% next year. Lenders are preparing a spring 2026 mortgage price war, with deals near 3%. Reeves says cheaper borrowing could save first‑time buyers about £100 a month.

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i Front Page 18th of December 2025

Britain is preparing a peacekeeping contingent for a possible allied deployment. The MoD has begun notice-to-move steps, purchasing kit and planning troop movements. Ministers say the UK stands ready to support an emerging settlement and stabilise a fragile situation in Eastern Europe.

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i Front Page 17th of December 2025

Campaigners demand a ban on cutting engineered stone for kitchen worktops after UK cases of silicosis emerged. They urge mandatory workplace health tests, a national register of cases, stronger HSE enforcement and better protections for young tradespeople.

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i Front Page 16th of December 2025

The new MI6 chief warns power is shifting from elected leaders to tech giants and their owners. She highlights risks from opaque algorithms, calls for stronger oversight and values‑led use of advanced tech, and vows sustained backing for Britain’s allies.

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