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Polling conducted by the i on how the coronavirus lockdown has changed the nation suggests that, despite the damage to mental health, two-thirds of those surveyed feel better prepared to face future crises. The results of the survey also appear to show an upsurge in community spirit and family values, with seven in 10 parents saying that relationships with their children have improved.

i Front Page 22nd of March 2025

Heathrow is grappling with significant disruption in the wake of a major fire, with prolonged travel delays expected, concerns raised over infrastructure weaknesses and security, and the airport chief apologising for the ongoing chaos.

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i Front Page 21st of March 2025

In a firm address, the Opposition leader declares serious repercussions if any foreign power harms UK peacekeepers, with the PM backing a multilateral defensive response in solidarity with Western allies.

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i Front Page 20th of March 2025

No fresh tax increases are on the horizon, but cuts to benefits and public spending are widely expected, raising concerns among lawmakers about the potential fallout for those reliant on government support.

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i Front Page 19th of March 2025

Sweeping cuts to disability and welfare allowances, targeting anxiety and depression claims among younger recipients, are being proposed to save an estimated £5bn, sparking intense debate among officials, mental health advocates, and the public.

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