The Independent - 2017-02-21

• The Lords won’t block Brexit, but they will protect EU citizens’ rights
• Teacher shortages at ‘crisis’ point as pupil numbers set to soar, MPs warn
• House of Lords ‘will not bow to threats on Brexit’
• EU migrant parents of British children demand clarity on right to remain
• Cross-party support to cancel Trump’s UK visit
• Pence tells EU leaders America is ‘strongly committed’ to partnershi­p
• Ukip officials resign over leader’s Hillsborou­gh claim
• Afghanista­n is on the brink of collapse, warns Fallon
• Millions could lose thousands of pounds in final salary pension payments
• Government is failing to tackle growing gender inequality on pay, MPs say
• NHS says winter pressures to blame after trusts post £886m deficit
• Forcing refugees back to Libya ‘is a death sentence’
• ‘A trusted voice of public service journalism’ – Steve Hewlett dies of cancer
• Breitbart editor denies support for paedophili­a as video ‘defence’ surfaces
• From art to anarchy and glitter to glossy PVC
• The catwalks were a call to arms against Trump
• Shortlist of leading LGBTQ activists and stars revealed
• Home news in brief
• ‘This famine is man-made’
• Food crisis in Somalia now ‘at tipping point’
• Trapped civilians in Isis-held Mosul are ‘eating cats’
• US military is not in Iraq to ‘seize anybody’s oil’, says Defence Secretary
• Victory in Mosul could mean defeat 250 miles west
• Donald Trump names new National Security Adviser
• Trump hits back at criticism over Sweden comments
• Russian ambassador to UN dies suddenly in New York
• North Korea says Malaysian investigat­ion into Jong-nam death cannot be trusted
• Plane carrying five people crashes into Melbourne shopping centre
• World news in brief
• Time to turn away from Trump’s latest screw-ups
• Think the Lords are anti-Brexit knights in shining armour? Think again
• It’s time for Attenborou­gh and co to finally make way for a younger generation
• We need to answer some uncomforta­ble questions about Milo Yiannopoul­os
• While the UK chooses to attack whistleblo­wers, the EU is coming to their defence
• Brexit is unfinished business in the minds of many Brits
• M-PESA POWER TO THE PEOPLE
• THE TRUTH IS WORSE THAN THE FICTION
• IN SPITTING DISTANCE
• TIME TO MAKE UP
• ORGAN CLONER
• NO TRAIN NO GAIN
• NEED A HAND?
• RETURN TO THE DARK
• ALL PARTIED OUT
• SPOKES AND DAGGERS
• SHOULD I FLY WITH NORWEGIAN?
• Sales of UK food and drink hit £20bn for the first time
• Unilever shares fall after takeover bid is dropped
• Unilever is safe from Kraft for now, but this isn’t over
• London businesses call on Chancellor for stable Brexit
• Labour puts pressure on Government on Vauxhall jobs after GM sale
• State-owned carmaking has a bad rep, but we may need to consider it after Brexit
• Business news in brief
• Sutton’s Cup fairytale comes to an end against ruthless Gunners
• Wenger ‘astonished’ by Sutton’s quality in defeat
• Five things we learned from Arsenal’s win at Sutton
• Newcastle back on top after comfortabl­e win
• Kompany out of Monaco clash, confirms Guardiola
• De Bruyne could yet live up to Cruyff comparison­s
• How City’s rising star almost failed to make it
• Kane sets Tottenham’s Wembley target
• Vertonghen targeting trophies with Tottenham
• Roy: IPL deals show ‘how far we’ve progressed’
• Vunipolas back with England despite Billy fears
• Faletau could face bench duty against Scotland
• Cockerill to join Edinburgh as head coach next season
• REMAINING UNVEILINGS
• Mercedes tie down Wolff and Lauda until 2020
• Heavyweigh­t boxing faces another lost generation
• Johnson on top of the world
• Royal St George’s to host 2020 Open Championsh­ip

The Independent - 2017-02-20

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