Irish Independent - 2020-07-01

• Holiday hell: Warning of no refunds for cancelled trips
• Will dining out be changed forever?
• PSNI probing republican funeral for virus breaches
• A minister – not doctors – must steer travel policy
• Covid spikes show why GAA’s return is on a knife edge
• Coalition parties are just paying lip service to equality
• ‘Dark day’ as China passes Hong Kong security law
• Gardaí smash money-laundering operation
• Embattled Aryzta hails revenue boost after easing of lockdown
• Is that summer getaway still worth the trip – or just too much of a risk? Q&A
• Five people who contracted Covid-19 abroad died after they came back to Ireland
• Flu jab to be offered free to at-risk groups next winter
• Reopening ‘bitterswee­t and emotional’, says chef Neven
• Johnson admits the response to pandemic in UK was ‘sluggish’
• Calls for insurance refunds as UK profits revealed
• Chief whip role might well stand to Calleary later
• Varadkar paid €2,950 bill for 59-night lockdown stay in Farmleigh estate
• Dáil told almost €2.5bn needed for virus battle
• TDs and senators will get their 2pc pay rise this year
• McCaffrey boasted complete skillset for modern era
• ‘A minor bump’ to car – but injury claim is settled for €62,000
• Trump’s attempt to paint Biden as ‘a puppet of the radical left’ is laughable
• Taxi driver out of hospital and being quizzed over stab murder of his wife
• Five arrests as gardaí probe how horsemeat entered food chain
• Intimidati­on case accused claims ‘double jeopardy’
• Teenager hid loaded machine gun in dad’sbin
• Black hole may have swallowed ‘monster star’ – Irish astronomer­s
• Pressure mounts on Trump to react to ‘bounty’ dossier
• Trump’s ‘sadistic’ phone calls to female world leaders revealed
• Israel delays West Bank annexation as US doubts grow and virus spreads
• Cereal winner: Onion breakfast chosen in ‘victory for democracy’
• NO ROOM FOR AMBIGUITY IN NEXT STEPS AROUND TRAVEL
• Quarantine holidaymak­ers and tourists to save lives
• ‘Irish Independen­t’ finds wrong target in Sinn Féin
• Apple’s new iPhone 12 ‘to come without a charger or earphones’
• Datalex gets €10m debt pledge from Desmond
• Norwegian cancels Boeing orders over Max delays
• FitzPatric­k lodges revised house plan to address privacy concerns
• Irish arm of Holland & Barrett sees profits dip
• Opposition grows to €475m mixed-use scheme in Dublin as An Taisce, senator and locals hit out
• Market forecasts ‘are all over the map’ as US keeps rallying
• Spain warned it could fall into Italian debt trap without labour reforms
• The neighbours who got closer during the pandemic
• Billion-dollar baby: The rise and rise of Kim Kardashian
• Two-In-One
• Citroen’s new C4: electric, petrol, diesel models on way
• This clever tyre system can save lives. More power to Audi’s revised Q5 SUV. Why Opel Mokka is a head-turner
• SATELLITE
• O’Brien six-handed as he chases record eighth Derby
• Becker labels Kyrgios a ‘rat’ in spicy online spat
• Dublin minor ladies boss backs campaign for reinstatem­ent
• Wily Klopp slowly building dynasty for the ages
• We won the title for Gerrard and Dalglish, says captain Henderson
• Clubs vent fury at ‘unfair’ restart
• AZERBAIJAN JOB LINK SHOWS KEANE IS AT A CROSSROADS
• LOWE’S GREEN LIGHT CAN FORCE THE BEST OUT OF STOCKDALE
• They think it’s all over. . . but saga isn’t done yet

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