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The i paper reports on Rishi Sunak’s declaration to prohibit American XL bully dogs by 2025.

The i paper reports on Rishi Sunak attributing NHS waiting list backlog to doctors’ strikes, threatening his election pledge.

“i” paper unveils Ofgem’s newly introduced rules prohibiting the compulsory installation of prepayment meters for the most vulnerable households.

Bank of England’s forecast of a stagnant economy places the pension triple lock in jeopardy, according to the i.

i informs its readers that while pensions may see an increase due to the “triple lock”, tax cuts are unlikely.

i reports that homeowners may breathe a sigh of relief as their panel of economic experts predict no impending hike in interest rates.

The i investigates whether Daniel Khalife’s escape might have involved assistance from either prison staff or inmates.

The i brings a ray of hope for mortgage holders, sharing Andrew Bailey’s hints that further UK interest rate hikes might be avoided.

In the aftermath of the concrete debacle, the i informs that NHS staff are being cautioned to be vigilant for any indications of wall collapses.

The i reports that Sir Keir Starmer has elevated five Blairite MPs in a Labour reshuffle, aiming to form a more “centrist” team to promote the party.