The Independent - 2016-10-24

• Brexiteer attacks on the Chancellor for doing his job will harm the country
• Hens kept in cramped and filthy conditions to produce supermarke­t eggs
• Child refugees entering UK given stop-gap homes after Home Office panic
• First group of children with no UK links travel from Calais Jungle to Britain
• Dad’s Army creator Jimmy Perry dies, aged 93
• Benn says MPs should have right to dictate Brexit terms
• UK will get tariff-free trade deal with EU, says minister
• ‘Stop Brexit’ party would beat Labour in a general election, according to poll
• Cameron ‘texted Johnson to gloat after Gove betrayal’
• May warned she faces ‘constituti­onal crisis’ if UK nations fall out over Brexit
• May partly to blame for rise in hate crime, claims Farron
• Ukip at war again as two more leadership candidates put themselves forward
• Farage’s referendum night concession ‘made Brexit backers millions’
• Half of Ukip supporters say MI5 is out to get them
• Battle for Labour focused on personalit­ies not policies, says Angela Eagle
• Home news in brief
• Saudis bombing Yemeni farmland in breach of Geneva Convention­s
• Clinton soars to double-digit lead over Trump
• Facebook staff blocked from deleting Trump ‘hate posts’
• Porn star is the 11th woman to make a Trump sex claim
• Pensioner blows himself up in park in Japan, killing himself and injuring three
• Iraq overrules constituti­on in surprise alcohol ban
• California father jailed for 1,500 years for repeatedly raping teenage daughter
• Airline weighs passengers to prevent crash landings
• World news in brief
• If the bankers leave London, it’ll be lower-income Brexit voters who suffer most
• Gove and Rees-Mogg are a joke and their trash-talking of Mark Carney is pathetic
• We can all help those with learning disabiliti­es get a job
• Stop treating Vogue editors as bitchy rivals – they are simply businesswo­men
• Trump’s experience in business means nothing in the presidenti­al race
• IT department­s are the first line of defence for businesses
• MARCH OF HISTORY
• VIETNAM’S NEW WAR
• OVER THE MOON
• HOLIER THAN THOU
• PUCKER UP NOW...
• TALKING THE WALK
• THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT – IN THE END
• DAZZLING DIPTYCH
• BIRTHDAYS
• Leading banks ‘planning to leave UK early next year’
• Five things to look for in world economics this week
• Mourinho’s side stuck in reverse as Blues hit top gear
• Mourinho accepts errors - but Conte denies disrespect
• Five things we learnt from Mourinho’s unhappy return
• Mourinho engulfed by his own seige mentality tactics
• Aguero flops as Manchester City’s winless run goes on
• Guardiola insists individual errors not City’s main issue
• Wenger calls for calm as Arsenal escape with a draw
• Klopp dismisses criticism of Liverpool’s defending
• Arfield calls on Burnley to turn Turf Moor into fortress
• Pochettino laments Spurs’ impotence without Kane
• Britton up for scrap as Swans aim to avoid drop
• Batty and Broad set-up tense 33-run shootout
• Broad predicts ‘nervewrack­ing’ final day
• Hamilton hits half century with US win to close gap
• Burns stars as Tigers avenge semi-final defeat
• Hughes scores late to earn Wasps draw in Toulouse
• Crutchlow bags second win after Marquez crashes out

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