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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.

i reveals that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is facing pressure as he commits to “spend what it takes” to ensure school safety, yet no new funds have been allocated.

The iWeekend reports that hundreds more schools in England are awaiting safety checks due to concerns about the use of RAAC in school buildings.

The i reports that thousands of children may have to be homeschooled for weeks after the discovery that 104 school buildings, made from collapse-prone concrete, will be closed.

The i reports Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s decision not to cut major taxes in the upcoming Autumn Statement due to economic concerns.

The i reports that some UK airlines are being accused of abandoning passengers after the air traffic control system malfunction.

Massive disruption is expected for air travellers due to a technical fault that brought down the UK’s air traffic control system, reports i.

A poll in the i suggests senior Tories, including five cabinet members, risk losing seats in the next General Election, with Labour leading by 15 points.

The i identifies a potential suspect linked to the downed jet of Wagner Group’s Yevgeny Prigozhin.