The Independent - 2015-05-08

• Shock exit poll points to Conservati­ve victory
• Credit Obama for ending the US’s foreign wars
• Holiday boss refuses to apologise for deaths
• Civilians flee as Afghan troops fight Taliban
• Netanyahu’s coalition ‘will work against peace’
• Anti-racists ‘were seen as troublemak­ers’
• Rout in European bond markets gathers pace
• Soil erosion threatens world’s food supplies
• Trevor and Simon: live and kick-started
• ‘Chaos’ as glitches across country leave hundreds unable to vote
• The ‘Wizard of Oz’ may be vindicated, but his success will come at the expense of the Union
• Miliband’s problem was to find an answer to the big question: so what would happen next?
• Green Party
• The ‘people’s army’ refused to melt in heat of the battle
• ‘Burly blokes’ mar Sturgeon’s final push
• A grinning Galloway hides the truth about the nastiest campaign
• Almost one-third of new MPs are expected to be female
• Andy McSmith’s Election Diary
• No panic in markets about hung parliament­s
• ‘Golden triangle’ who will shape the future of a hung parliament
• Those red benches aren’t such a long walk for a sure peer
• Must do better – what’s been wrong with this election and what must change next time
• The true cost of the phone in your pocket
• The gay couple, the surrogate mother, and a law struggling to keep up with the times
• First person
• Woman wants IVF grandchild by using dead daughter’s frozen eggs
• It takes 236 beacons to mark VE Day – and one bright spark to start it all
• Accusation­s of bribery and ballot rigging in Africa grip the High Court
• Silver bar found on seabed may be Captain Kidd’s lost treasure
• Live the high life if you want to stay healthy, study finds
• Trailerbla­zers
• Justice denied
• Setback for Sarkozy
• US court rules NSA’s mass collection of data from phones is illegal
• Happy 70th
• Old enough to vote last year. Too young to vote yesterday. What’s that about?
• Cable guys
• Chris Blackhurst
• The wonderful new world of retail voting
• SECRET HISTORY
• AGE SHALL NOT WITHER THEM...
• Our appetite for avocados is endangerin­g their existence
• A Berlin thriller with hints of Hitchcock
• ‘Watchdog’ has earned the right to call itself a British institutio­n
• Festival frenzy ends with perfect orchestral delight
• Cryptic crossword
• Ladbrokes chairman follows his chief executive out of the door
• Thousands of City bankers say their bonus isn’t big enough
• Outlook James Moore
• Market Report
• Wales risk losing Faletau as dual contract is withdrawn
• Hans Holbein produces Classic study in Vase to enter the Derby picture
• Moores is hanging on by a thread as Strauss moves into the top job
• Weary Murray continues hot streak on clay
• After Pacquiao, Mayweather still wants cash, Marciano’s record – and fans to love him
• Fenton takes long trip down memory lane as North Shields head south for Wembley date
• Depay signing set to kick-start Van Gaal’s latest spending spree
• Guardiola set to survive despite ‘tactical suicide’
• Bees buzz with belief despite Boro supremacy
• There was some progress but no one wanted to speak out
• Former Chelsea chief tries to buy Villa for £150m
• Newcastle players ‘can’t follow my instructio­ns’
• Carver: I’m the best coach in Premier League

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