The Independent - 2016-10-21

• Removing honours is a messy process
• MPs back move to strip retail mogul of knighthood
• MPs are right. This man should surrender his title
• Russian warships off Britain as May attacks Putin
• Hard Brexit will mean hard talks, Hollande warns May
• Brexit Secretary agrees that businesses face ‘cliff edge’ if 2019 deadline isn’t met
• Standards committee chair will face no punishment for breaking code of conduct
• The Christian town on the frontline in battle with Isis
• Isis sees European terror attacks as new priority after Iraq and Syria setbacks
• Royal Society criticised for hosting speech by ‘antiscient­ific coal baron’
• Schiaparel­li lander feared lost on Mars, says ESA
• Southern rail strike suspended following request by British Legion
• Violent crime in England and Wales up by a quarter
• Science exposes the world’s greatest literary hoax
• Home news in brief
• GOP in panic mode following Trump’s seeming rejection of electoral result
• Ohio’s Trump supporters find hope in the maverick
• Trump faces new sexual assault allegation as 10th accuser comes forward
• Trump’s dark border dreams are already a reality
• Turkish air strikes kill up to 200 US-backed Kurdish militia fighters in Syria
• Philippine­s leader declares ‘separation’ from the US
• It will take time to solve Burma’s humanitari­an crisis, says Suu Kyi
• Australian not guilty of Tinder date murder
• World news in brief
• Blessed are the children... except the refugee ones who are lying through their teeth
• After 100 days in power, Theresa May has a great deal of work cut out for her
• Sectarian Lebanon avoids civil war while the Middle East burns – here’s why
• How Trump threw away his last chance to impress
• What can we learn from Trump and Clinton’s body language at the debate?
• London will become a ghost city if house prices continue to rise as they have done
• BEGGING – THE QUESTION
• BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER
• CAPITAL THINKING
• LISBON’S BOOMING
• PRIME REAL ESTATE
• DRAW TO ATTENTION
• REAP WHAT YOU SOW
• ALL DOLLED UP
• VENICE REVIVED
• NOT QUITE NEESON
• BEST OF THE REST
• CAN WE EXTEND OUR TRAVEL POLICY?
• Warm autumn sees retail sales figures grind to a halt
• After 122 years of trading, UK company goes Dutch over hard Brexit fears
• Tesco executives face trial over accounting scandal
• Nestlé considers price rises in wake of pound’s collapse
• Barclays is scaling back the empire building, for which Britain should be grateful
• Hermes delivery service faces inquiry over ‘low pay’
• Business news in brief
• Pogba-inspired United brush aside Fenerbahce
• Mourinho mocks the ‘Einsteins’ who claimed Pogba was ‘the worst’
• Dominant Saints sunk by Candreva’s powerful strike
• Aguero’s demotion is Guardiola’s attempt to exert dominance over City’s stars
• Aguero’s fall from favour could bode badly for centre-forward traditiona­lists
• How Ozil is adding goals to his game for Arsenal
• Klopp: Liverpool’s heritage demands attacking football
• Moeen and Bairstow hit back after Hasan puts England in a spin
• Ali admits ‘dirty runs’ saved England on opening day
• After perilous beginnings, England fight back to restore balance to first Test
• Itoje sings Jones’s praises

The Independent - 2016-10-20

The Independent - 2016-10-22