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The i paper leads with the story of Hamas threatening public executions in response to unannounced Gaza home attacks.

The ‘i’ paper highlights growing concerns for the 100 hostages taken by Hamas following its attack on Israel.

“i” reveals Sir Keir Starmer’s plan to tax developers for funding social housing and new town construction along railway lines.

The HS2 high-speed railway’s arrival at Euston in London is contingent on private funding, according to i.

Rishi Sunak’s vow to break the “political status quo” of 30 years leads the i paper, following the cancellation of the HS2 Manchester rail line.

The i paper reports on Suella Braverman’s Conservative conference speech, suggesting it was a strategic move for Tory leadership.

The i reports on the growing rebellion within Manchester’s Conservative ranks following the prime minister’s apparent HS2 second leg retreat.

The i reports potential threats to Rishi Sunak from Conservative party leaders in waiting at the Manchester conference.

The i reports that Labour’s proposed VAT on private school fees has headteachers encouraging early payment.