The Independent - 2016-07-28

• Barnier may be tough, but he’ll meet his match in David Davis
• Trump accused of treason after urging Russia to hack Clinton’s email
• Flirtation­s with Russia and... electoral disaster
• May has an ‘open mind’ over Brexit negotiatio­ns
• Smith on defensive after saying he wanted to ‘smash May back on her heels’
• Who will be Ukip’s new leader now Farage has stepped down?
• A flaccid attempt to titillate the nation
• Doctors accuse NHS of delaying release of hepatitis C drugs to save money
• British man who escaped Islamists in Bangladesh now ‘imprisoned’ by police
• Normandy killer was tagged after previous terror plots
• What Europe’s string of Isisinspir­ed terror attacks mean for UK security
• Tube station attacker was ‘clearly psychotic’
• UK signed off £3.3bn of arms to Saudi Arabia for brutal Yemen bombardmen­t
• British woman ‘kept in cage’ by Saudi father
• Man faces jail over death threats to Jewish MP
• Five British authors make Man Booker longlist
• Tycoon’s son loses libel case against father of woman who killed herself
• Billionair­e suspected of Night Manager-style arms deals with African nations
• Hour’s walk can cancel out eight hours behind a desk
• Ice Bucket Challenge funds motor neurone disease breakthrou­gh
• Rocky the ape mimics human speech in copycat game with scientists
• Home news in brief
• It’s not what Bill Clinton said – it’s what he didn’t say
• Charges dropped against remaining officers in Freddie Gray case
• Isis twin bombing in Kurdish Qamishli kills 44
• Turkey shuts down 131 media outlets in crackdown
• Man who tried to assassinat­e Reagan to be released from hospital
• Is Rio really on top of the terror threat?
• World news in brief
• To understand the murder of this priest, go back to Algeria 20 years ago
• Save the economy by slashing interest rates? Get real
• The Cabinet is divided over what Brexit means – and that means trouble
• Can we rebuild our democracy by adopting the jury system?
• What did Hammond know about the Saudis’ use of British weapons in Yemen?
• Bernie Sanders has let his supporters down
• DRAWING FIRE
• PUT UP THE PERFECT PARKING LOT
• THE ORIGINS OF LIFE LIE IN A HOT TUB
• CLOSING THE NET
• OPENING UP THE HOUSE OF HORRORS
• QUIXOTIC REVIVAL TILTS AT BRILLIANCE
• AM I TOO LATE FOR FLIGHTS TO RIO?
• GLAMPERS, THE BEST IS YURT TO COME
• Ripples from the Brexit aftershock hit retail sales
• Why did Verizon spend $4.8bn on Yahoo?
• GSK’s investment in Britain doesn’t change the bleak economic outlook
• Deutsche Bank threatens more cuts as profits dive
• ITV plans for Brexit fall-out while earnings rise
• House price growth will slow following vote, economists predict
• Japan PM plans stimulus to prop up economy
• Apple’s share price escapes law of diminishin­g returns
• Guardian Media Group loses £173m in worst ever year​
• ARM sales jump 17% ahead of Softbank takeover
• Putin says Olympic bans amount to ‘discrimina­tion’
• Sprint star Hindes in a spin over Sutton factor
• How the Premier League’s big seven are shaping up
• Drogba, Pirlo and which others will face Arsenal?
• Gazidis: Arsenal can’t afford to ‘outgun’ our richer rivals
• Four subs to be allowed in FA Cup during extra time
• Stokes set to miss third Test with torn right calf
• Garcia hoping fifth time’s a charm at Baltusrol
• Frampton’s calculated gamble could pay off

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