The new nuclear plant is expected to provide 10,000 jobs, but residents and campaign groups say it will affect the community ...

Frontline homelessness support workers across England – from Croydon to Liverpool – told The i Paper that the people they support increasingly “rely” on PIP to pay rent, even though the money is ...

Russia has dispersed nuclear-capable bombers to a remote airbase 400 miles from Alaska after a Ukrainian drone attack wiped out part of its fleet. Satellite images shared with The i Paper by Planet ...

Super-strict schools - which punish even minor rule violations - are delivering impressive results, but critics say they're sapping the joy from learning. We spent a day at Ark Soane Academy, London ...

While a pensioner couple both taking home an income of £35,000 a year, or £70,000 in total, would get to keep their full winter fuel payment, a single pensioner taking home £35,500, for example, would ...

The Bank of England will decide whether to cut interest rates from their current level of 4.25 per cent next week ...

Dragging pensions into the inheritance tax net will increase delays and could be costly for grieving families, experts warn ...

This year’s Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist is the most readable line-up in years. I say this as someone who regularly works her way through prize lists, and therefore knows that there is usually ...

Grealish was by no means a failure, but the joie de vivre that characterised his performances at Aston Villa has been largely absent at City, where playing under the critical eye of Guardiola seemed ...

The British survivalist and TV presenter, 51, on regaining confidence after a life-changing injury, how early grief has shaped his life, and what he's learned after 25 years of marriage ...

Nigel Farage is the most trusted politician in Britain to run the economy, according to a new poll. The Reform UK leader was also perceived as the most radical and was backed by 33 per cent of voters ...