Irish Independent - 2018-12-12

• State loses €4bn as Brexit chaos batters bank shares
• ‘Terrorist attack’ in Strasbourg leaves four dead
• ‘Alleged abusers were at all levels and moved to other scout groups’
• Boozy advent calendars ‘a countdown to unhealthy lifestyles for our children’
• Rúaidhrí O’Connor: Sexton’s investment in his own body reaps reward
• How to navigate the December health minefield
• We need to shelter from the fallout of a no-deal Brexit
• INM to ask inspectors to probe claims editors’ computers were searched
• World Cup, Meghan and veganism – how we googled in 2018
• No going back on backstop, May will be told by Taoiseach
• Some in the UK have an ill-judged sense of grievance against us
• Surplus blown as hard Brexit threatens our growth – ESRI
• Andrea Jenkyns: For the sake of the United Kingdom, May must quit as Prime Minister
• Brexit drives big wedge between Sinn Féin and long-time biggest UK supporter Jeremy Corbyn
• ‘Stop the clock on this chaos,’ says Major
• Tom Peck: Theresa May is out of ideas, out of time, out of luck ... and soon she’ll be out of a job too
• Contingenc­y plans for hard Brexit under way – but details under wraps
• ‘Spectacula­r’ fall in number of unemployed here ‘one of biggest drops in the world’
• The €4bn black hole: taxpayer hit as bank shares battered
• Property price rate of inflation continues slowdown
• Brexit ‘taking a bite out of London banking jobs’
• Rip-off landlords face exposure with new rent register
• Holding on to stock may prove costly in long run
• Government must prepare for what might happen next
• Frustrated victims protest after Health Minister snubs meeting
• Cancer test labs to have higher level of scrutiny
• Nurses ‘set to back strikes’ in pay row
• Garda whistleblo­wer to seek ruling on damages as State admits liability
• ‘We will offer terminatio­ns for fatal defects from January’ – Holles St chief
• Barrister whose abortion was at centre of D case will stand for Fianna Fáil
• Man quizzed over teleporter death of elderly woman was known to victim
• Head of charity was unfairly dismissed
• Sports star raped me in penthouse, accuser claims
• Jury unable to reach a verdict as Coffey case heads for costly retrial
• Showbiz reporter sues theatre over injury at Christmas panto
• Death was my fault, says woman in love triangle
• Solicitor’s accounts frozen over €730,000 hole in funds
• Why Transition Year is becoming more popular ‘between the canals’
• Checking out the difference­s between levels 6, 7 and 8 on the CAO
• Iran launches jibes at US as senior commander confirms missile test
• Revolving door policy of White House is a recipe for disaster
• White House fury as Russian nuclear planes visit Venezuela
• Russian gun rights activist to admit spy charge in the US
• Climate change ‘to blame for extreme weather last year’
• Don’t get left on the bench as a rugby widow
• For the good of our country we need more – not fewer – civil servants
• Keep abortion away from GP and hospital services
• UN master plan to make Europe pay for migration
• Ex-INBS executive fined €23,000 over collapse
• Paltry fine at odds with costs borne by ordinary citizens
• Lane: eurozone bond plan will take time
• Broadcast watchdog set to tighten licence rules
• Two MJ Flood directors share €1.5m as pay jumps
• Venn taps investors amid board revamp
• Judge dismisses ‘Masonic conspiraci­es’ loss claim
• THE BIG PICTURE
• China move to cut tariffs bears out Trump G20 tweet
• Dell wins shareholde­r vote to return to public markets
• Sterling lags global stocks recovery
• What does your Advent calendar say about you?
• Julie Burchill
• Lifting the lid on our steroid abuse
• Two-In-One
• Laurina faces test of Hurdle credential­s
• Teenage stars eye senior success with support from new academy
• Heberle hoping to learn from history in 2020 Olympics role
• Recruitmen­t of referees facing ‘crisis’ due to abuse
• Graham’s 2019 ‘dual interest’ a good omen for Cavan
• Bennett and Déise have eyes fixed on redemption
• McGibb shows touch of class to give Kenny perfect boost
• Jackman on the hunt for a new role after early exit from Dragons
• Van Graan backs Arnold to fill Farrell void
• Sexton signs new IRFU deal as Reid weighs up switch to Leicester
• Wedding rules Aki out of Perpignan but he will be back for Leinster
• Late Moura strike allows Tottenham to make most of Inter misery
• Kenny: U-21s will need to do something extraordin­ary to qualify
• Alisson and Salah’s heroics make Reds a qualified success
• Van Dijk outlasts Koulibaly in battle of valiant centre-backs
• City down to bare bones as injuries mount
• Guerreiro brace seals top spot for Dortmund
• Match-winner Salah shows he has answer to those who said he was a one-season wonder
• Breheny Beat
• Pogba reprieve
• Murray’s mission
• Dokter’s cure could end up doing more harm than good
• KIA going from zero to eNiro with major electric drive – and Soul EV is on way too
• BMW’s new 3 Series: Is it still king of the road?
• How and why e-tron from Audi is big game-changer
• Skoda banking on SCALA to shape the things to come
• VW confusion cuts no ICE; Peugeot prices; Dacia showroom; Grand affair; Joe Duffy Athlone
• 14 handy tips to help you pass your driving test
• Same again? Teen buy? 40k car for family? Cut running costs? Midland motor?

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