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i spotlights mounting pressure on the Bank of England to increase the base rate by 0.5 points, an attempt to curb inflation and the ensuing surge in mortgage costs.

i reports the extension of mortgage difficulties until 2025, predicting an increasingly probable housing market crash.

According to the i, banks are urged to assist homeowners with mortgages as interest rates show no signs of relenting.

The i Weekend alleges that banks are profiting from increased mortgage rates while savers are not benefiting from interest rate hikes.

The i headlines with the partygate report, emphasising the ex-PM’s lies that could have led to a 90-day suspension had he remained an MP.

The ‘i’ newspaper highlights an interesting shift in political preference, with homeowners leaning towards Labour after a proposed mortgage rate hike.

The i features a story on the financial front, speculating that UK mortgage rates are nearing levels not witnessed since the 1980s due to impending interest rate hikes.

According to the i, a suspected Russian intelligence agent has reportedly taken residence in the UK along with his family under the Homes for Ukraine refugee scheme.