The Independent - 2016-10-23

• With hackers on the loose we need to secure our online defences
• Fears for child safety as law made 19 months ago to stop grooming remains on hold
• Why is the Government dawdling over a law police say would protect children?
• UK trains Saudi pilots to ‘improve targeting’
• Carey Mulligan joins calls for Government action on child victims of Syrian war
• Assad regime responsibl­e for third chemical weapons attack in Syria, UN says
• Nuisance callers to be fined up to £1m as Government takes ‘tough new stance’
• Ukip’s biggest donor wants exFarage aide as leader
• One scuppered trade deal gives Brexit reality check
• Scotland demands to be equal Brexit partner
• Wales still needs the single market says Plaid leader
• Unofficial camps may grow when Jungle is demolished
• Everyday gadgets behind global internet mayhem
• Israel accused of unfairly targeting pro-Palestinia­n activists for entry bans
• Police find ‘suspicious device’ in Devon following London Tube terror alert
• Home news in brief
• Trump’s 100-day plan: stop immigratio­n from war zones and climate funding
• Isis unleashes toxic gas to slow Iraqi Mosul advance
• Lack of US air support sparks fury from Kurdish and Iraqi forces in Mosul
• China wants to harness big data to score citizens’ lives
• Somali pirates free 26 hostages held since 2012
• Venezuelan­s urged to take to the streets over ‘coup’
• Armed robbers storm Belgian shopping centre
• World news in brief
• Is America still an ‘indispensa­ble’ nation?
• If Brexit can happen, so can a Donald Trump presidency
• EU has taken Brexit badly, but May will win in the end
• Hammond has a lot of Osborne’s mess to clear up
• The Tories haven’t ditched Turing – they’ve just foiled an SNP bid to claim credit
• Why has the Government forgotten about the environmen­t?
• Coutinho mastermind­s victory but top spot goes begging once again
• ‘Gerrard is always so welcome at Anfield’
• Unhappy birthday for Wenger as Cech saves Gunners’ blushes
• ‘Frustrated’ Wenger rues Cazorla absence after draw
• Pochettino ‘concerned’ as Spurs drop points again
• Hammers leave it late to pile misery on Moyes
• Bilic admits Hammers are still lacking confidence
• Arfield’s late strike secures crucial win for Clarets
• Ranieri’s gamble pays off as Foxes ease past Palace
• Swans and Hornets come up short in drab affair
• Shaqiri double moves Potters out of drop zone
• Perez has Newcastle flying high as Norwich suffer loss
• Itoje injury mars Saracens’ bonus-point win
• Munster pay fitting tribute to Foley despite Earls red
• Saints mauled as Castres put in dominant display
• Chiefs hopes all but over as Jackson seals late victory
• All Blacks break win record in Bledisloe whitewash
• Stokes drags England back from the brink
• Hamilton holds off Rosberg to take pole in Texas
• SHIFTING TARGET
• SLUT-SHAMING WON’T STOP ME
• SAVING CHILDHOOD
• YARD TRANSFORME­D
• RIOT OF COLOUR
• PASSION FOR PAISLEY
• ARE YOU SITTING COMFORTABL­Y?
• AUTUMN’S DECAY IS A THING OF BEAUTY
• SCENT FROM ABOVE
• THE DARK SIDE
• THIS SCEPTRED AISLE
• PRAWNS WITH BRAWN
• THE SHORTEST TERMS IN OFFICE
• BEHIND THE MATRIX
• THE FINISHING LINE
• FAITH NO MORE
• BACK TO BLACK
• TURNING A NEW LEAF
• GUEST IN SHOW
• BLOODY BATTLES AND BOHEMIAN ARTISTRY
• PEOPLE-POWERED EXPEDITION­S
• A HAIR-RAISING HALLOWEEN
• MY PASSPORT IS OLD

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