The Independent - 2017-03-24

• Terror wins if we lose our sense of perspectiv­e over the threat it poses
• The father from Kent who brought terror to the capital
• Why has Birmingham become such a breeding ground for UK-born terror?
• Security services face probe into how Khalid Masood slipped through net
• Isis claiming responsibi­lity for London attack to mask losses in Syria and Iraq
• US tourist killed in attack was in London to celebrate his wedding anniversar­y
• ‘Mum, I’m safe... I know you will be worrying’
• ‘Londoners will never be cowed by terrorism’
• Britain ‘will not be cowed by this threat’, May says
• Defiant MPs return to Parliament but it is not quite business as usual
• Blood tests to diagnose cancer ‘ready in a year’
• Sir Richard Branson calls for second EU referendum based on ‘real facts’
• Climate change helped cause Brexit, says Al Gore
• Thousands line streets for Martin McGuinness funeral
• Liz Truss locked in standoff with England’s top judge over changes to rape trials
• Modern slavery ‘hidden in plain sight’, officials warn
• New theory shakes roots of dinosaur family tree
• Sea ice in the Arctic hits record low for winter
• Religious retreats can change the chemicals in your brain, say scientists
• Censored 16th century anatomy textbook could be root of vagina taboo
• Home news in brief
• Horror in Mosul rains down from both sides
• The worst yet to come in battle for Mosul, UN warns
• Taliban seizes key Helmand district from Afghan army
• Putin critic killed in Kiev in ‘act of state terrorism’
• Israeli-American teen arrested over US Jewish centre bomb threats
• Donald Trump: ‘I can’t be doing so badly, because I’m President, and you’re not’
• US toughens visa checks for ‘population­s warranting increased scrutiny’
• World news in brief
• I survived 7/7 and I have a positive message for those caught up in Westminste­r
• The attack on London was a strike against our city as well as the values we cherish
• Working in Westminste­r, I always had an escape plan
• The far right capitalise­s on terror because it relies on atrocities for support
• If you liked what Trump said about wiretappin­g, you will love his plans for healthcare
• Blair’s reign gave us Brexit and Isis. He also paved the way for peace in Ireland
• The world stands with London against terrorism
• IN POOR HEALTH
• FORENSICS IN FICTION
• RESPECT IS DUE
• STEAK A CLAIM
• THE VILLAGE GREEN
• NEW PLAN FOR MILAN
• HAMMING IT UP
• SWEET DREAMS
• ACTUALLY, LOVE...
• REVISION EXPRESS
• SPICY NEAPOLITAN
• LIFE OR DEATH
• BEST OF THE REST
• DRAKE’S PROGRESS
• BEST OF THE REST
• GET ROLLING
• WHICH CURRENCY IS BEST FOR PRAGUE?
• DAILY MISCELLANY
• UK retail sales better than expected in February
• Immigratio­n from EU has plateaued since referendum
• RBS axes 150 branches
• Next sees profits fall for first time in eight years
• Wolfson says the outlook is grim, but the City is right not to buy into the forecast
• Energy boss condemned for £1m pay rise as households face squeeze on fuel bills
• Hungary government moves to ban Heineken over ‘communist’ logo
• FCA revisits Barclays’ Qatari cashcall probe
• Credit Suisse considers stock sale over Swiss IPO
• England’s footballer­s were ‘proud’ to represent country on day of darkness
• Southgate dodges questions on Rooney’s send-off
• England dragged through the mud again by the braying, beer-fuelled scum
• This isn’t England’s new dawn, it’s Groundhog Day
• Ireland could easily deprive World Cup of Bale
• Coleman out to ‘take everything’ from Ireland
• What Wenger must do to turn it around at Arsenal
• Hamilton and Alonso cut contrastin­g figures
• Driver-by-driver guide to the 2017 Formula 1 grid
• Crolla feels comfortabl­e with the underdog tag
• Day withdraws from Match Play to be with ill mother
• Is MotoGP the most open title race in motorsport?

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