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Also leading on the jabs for school children, the i weekend describes Prof Whitty as being “under pressure to push through” the programme. The JCVI is under fire from ministers, scientists and school leaders after refusing to back the jab for that demographic and “passing the buck” to Prof Whitty, the paper adds. Mr Javid has told the chief medical officer to “consider the matter from a broader perspective”.

i Front Page 20th of January 2026

UK-US ties have slumped to their lowest point since Suez, with intelligence sharing reportedly at risk. Tensions follow Washington’s bid to acquire Greenland and new tariffs on British goods. The PM moves to shore up cooperation amid Arctic security concerns, while UK firms rush shipments to beat duties.

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i Front Page 19th of January 2026

Downing Street races to avert a trade clash after Donald Trump vowed 10% tariffs on countries opposing his bid to control Greenland. The PM is coordinating with the EU on a possible £80bn retaliation, has urged de-escalation in a call, and faces pressure to cancel the King’s planned US visit.

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i Front Page 17th of January 2026

Robert Jenrick’s defection to Reform prompts plans for weeks of debriefing on Conservative strategy and internal thinking. He is tipped for a senior role as the party leads polls, but his arrival is expected to intensify an internal power struggle around Nigel Farage.

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i Front Page 16th of January 2026

Robert Jenrick was sacked by the party leader before defecting to Reform. He accuses Conservatives of betraying voters and vows to help make Nigel Farage PM. Allies had tipped off Kemi Badenoch about his plan. The move pleases Reform and Badenoch but widens the split on the right.

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