Arj Singh is a Columnist at The i Paper. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, finance, and consumer travel, with a particular focus on elections and public policy. Arj's work has been featured in The Scotsman, MSN, and The i Paper.
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Andy Burnham admits his plan to raise living standards will take a decade
Andy Burnham's decision to stick with Rachel Reeves's fiscal rules and moderate some of his more radical policies have led some Greens to label him 'continuity Starmer'
A plan for councils to provide new homes for migrants has been halted by ministers amid concerns over costs, The i Paper has learnt, in a potential blow to Andy Burnham’s plan to shut asylum hotels. The Government scheme would have seen ministers give town halls funding to buy or build properties for migrants, which would be added to the country’s social housing stock. But Whitehall sources told The i Paper the pilot programme has been halted with the Treasury questioning its value for money, and the housing department raising concerns about existing pressures on social housing including long waiting […]
This year’s extremely hot weather and drought could hit next year’s summer barbecues by driving up the price of steak and burgers, The i Paper has learnt. Fruit and vegetables as well as breads and cereal could also see price rises as repeated heatwaves and the driest July since records began have left farmers struggling with a lack of water, hitting crop yields. Several experts have told The i Paper this is likely to feed through to higher price rises in around six to 12 months. The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) said “fruit, vegetable and grain supply” have all […]
By: Arj Singh
The Home Secretary has faced a backlash from Labour rebels over her plan to make it harder for immigrants to settle in the UK
The expected deal comes after a spate of smugglers launching so-called “taxi boats” from the country earlier this year
By: Arj Singh
Brussels has long demanded that the UK agrees to lower tuition fees for EU students as part of a youth visa deal for under-30s
A Government paper last month outlined plans to move to online-only TV by 2034, but this could now be put on hold
The Prime Minister has new tactics to stop Farage entering No 10 - but Labour splits may foil them
By: Arj Singh
TUC chief calls for expansion of jobs guarantee scheme – and sanctions for those who then reject its opportunities
