Irish Independent - 2018-04-28

• Cancer scandal: f lood of women seek retest Minister sends in team to oversee screening service
• Here we go again ... ABBA record first new music for 35 years
• TRANSFORM YOUR HOME WITH COLOUR
• POLITICIAN­S’ ELECTION PROMISES WILL JUST BANKRUPT THE COUNTRY AGAIN
• First-time buyers are putting down larger deposits than needed
• North and South Korea shake hands on historic deal for a final peace
• Klopp pays tribute to Irish fan left in coma after attack in Liverpool
• Ulster Bank profits slump as scandal continues to bite
• Frost, thunder and rain as winter runs into May
• Harris sends in medical experts after declaring no confidence in managers
• Clinics draft in more nurses to cope with demand for tests
• Without an overhaul of CervicalCh­eck, attendance numbers will fall and more lives will be lost
• TIMELINE OF SCANDAL
• Failed by the State: women’s harrowing stories emerge in week of shame for country
• Politician­s’ concern is genuine – but we need more than soundbites and photo-ops
• Jockey Katie calls time on career while air hostess Eimear wings her way to style award
• Naughten sees no reason to step back from media mergers
• ‘I absolutely have energy for second term,’ says Higgins
• Teachers demand allowance on top of pay rises
• Sexton’s boots fetch €10,000 for Anna’s operation
• FitzPatric­k had €22m pension pot when he left Anglo CEO role
• The great, the good and the humble will help little Anna’s dream come true
• Strong w arning delivered to burglars as appealcour­t imposes heavier sentences
• Family of man who died during raid ‘pleased’ as intruders’ jail terms increased
• Groundbrea­king stem cell therapy gets Jack back in the swing of things
• UK finally wakes up to Border risks in the wake of Brexit fallout
• Lack of rape sentencing guidelines ‘astonishin­g’
• Lack of sentencing guidelines in rape cases ‘bizarre’, judge complains after horror trial
• Charity’s €51k credit card spend not adequately accounted for: watchdog
• Ex-IRA woman describes murder of McConville
• Trump to meet queen on UK trip – but he’ll avoid London over protests
• Kim pulls off canny PR coup as ‘dance’ across border and sleep jokes show off softer side
• Pr ince Lou is is named in honour of Mountbatte­n
• New mums needn’t worry if they don’t look like Kate
• What it’s like inside Trump Tower, the gaudy gold edifice that is the US president’s monument to himself
• So will we vote Yes or No? It might come down to who was the last to bend your ear
• Banning children under 16 from social media just sets them up for failure in real life
• We owe women more than to merely marvel at institutio­nal failures
• A parent’s guide to the Eighth Amendment referendum
• Alcohol is not essential, Danny
• Merrion Capital takeover deal to be signed ‘imminently’
• Pound tumbles as data shows UK growth has stalled
• It’s hot in the kitchen for Irish internet of things tech company
• Aughinish owner Rusal hopes shake-up will beat sanctions
• Forestry ‘needed to offset agri emissions’
• European stocks continue winning streak despite US slowdown
• KATIE’S SHOCK FAREWELL
• Do not push me, warns Wenger
• Financial boost for weaker counties
• Mullins praises rival Elliott as 12th trainers’ title is secured
• ‘Don’t get me wrong Iloverugby,butit doesn’t come near todoingwha­tGAA does for the country’
• GAA shooting themselves in the foot with no inter-county games throughout month of April
• Pay proposal for players and managers ill-advised but other ideas from 2034 Committee have merit
• Munster selection offers Ulster a chance to keep play-off pressure on Edinburgh
• Van Graan not willing to reveal his hand for tests ahead
• MULDOON UP THERE WITH CONNACHT’S BEST
• WARRIORKIN­G
• Last chance for fringe players to make Bilbao bid
• LEINSTER HAVE FIREPOWER TO SPOIL CONNACHT CAPTAIN’S FAREWELL
• LANSDOWNE v GARRYOWEN Aviva Stadium (2.30)
• Taylor ready to go distance in unificatio­n bid Controlled approach key to New York contest
• Dunne battles back into contention in China as Harrington and Lowry slip in New Orleans
• Lee makes most of opportunit­ies to learn from best
• Button to take on Alonso at Le Mans
• Gritty Cork extend perfect home record to move top
• Make or break time in game of snakes and ladders
• Last-gasp Devaney gives battling Bohs share of the spoils
• Frustratio­n for Bradley as Rovers rue costly misses
• Cretaro rescues point for Sligo
• Duggan the hero for Limerick
• PAIN OF PARTING WILL CUT WENGER TO CORE
• Front three take pl audits but‘ warrior’ Van Dijk has become Liverpool’s £75m lynch pin
• Rodgers feels for Murty over rumours of Gerrard move
• Altior aiming for Sandown high
• Apple’s to bear fruit and exact sweet revenge
• ‘Jade’ and ‘Stormy’ can turn big finale into another ladies day
• Tipyourhat­to DoubleShuf­fle for overdue win

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