The Independent - 2017-04-25

• Macron will need to deliver if he is to stem the tide of rightwing populism
• Theresa May’s plan to cut migration ‘is damaging UK’s best universiti­es’
• Marine Le Pen may be in the run-off, but some followers are disappoint­ed
• Macron and Trump are very different figures, but they share the same fate
• Le Pen temporaril­y steps down as Front National leader to focus on election
• ‘Whatever you do, I will marry you’: how Brigitte met Emmanuel Macron
• Europe is not succumbing to a right-wing populist wave, as this result shows
• French bank stocks surge after Macron win
• Theresa May to meet EU chiefs Juncker and Barnier ahead of key summit
• May called election before expenses claims ‘caught up with her’, Sturgeon says
• Lib Dems ‘will give voters chance to reverse Brexit with second referendum’
• Labour government would scrap Tories’ Brexit white paper, Keir Starmer says
• Jeremy Corbyn promises Labour will repeal ‘vicious’ trade union legislatio­n
• Ukip insists beekeepers will be exempt from ban on ‘face coverings’
• Election in brief
• National Union of Students in new anti-Semitism row over offensive tweets
• Opposition to Brexit hits record high a week after election announceme­nt
• Refugees arriving in UK becoming homeless once they’re granted asylum
• Brexit campaign was funded mostly by five of the UK’s richest businessme­n
• Manufactur­ers’ plans to invest are at weakest level in six years, CBI poll finds
• G4S warns asylum seekers ‘behave or be deported’ in potential breach of law
• Home Office stages U-turn on residency decision for Londonborn children
• CBI to press for greater gender, ethnic and social diversity in businesses
• Companies disclose gender pay gaps of up to 36%
• Will Woolworths rise from the ashes? Don’t bet on it
• Toxic air levels 'not a concern' say Government
• Trump may be willing to shut down the government over Mexican border wall
• Barack Obama says his next role will be to get young people active in politics
• Will Trump risk Turkish ire over Armenian genocide?
• World leaders should ignore Trump on climate change, says Bloomberg
• Researcher­s brave the cold in Antarctica to protest against Donald Trump
• NGOs saving refugees in the Mediterran­ean sea ‘colluding with smugglers’
• Three African countries chosen to test world’s first malaria vaccine
• Women hang wedding dresses from Beirut seafront in rape law protest
• World news in brief
• Think the traditiona­l party system is broken? Just look how Tories fall into line
• If Macron wins the French presidency, May will have to grow up about Brexit
• Be warned, SNP: the Tories are poised to make a big comeback in Scotland
• The Women’s Equality Party is doing us all a favour by trying to oust Philip Davies
• There will be a lot of tactical voting – and that says it all about our political system
• Whatever Tim Farron thinks about gay sex, his view on Brexit is more important
• Jeremy Corbyn’s pledge of new bank holidays is a cynical, patronisin­g ploy
• Happy Days to hard times
• BACH TO BASICS
• GO WITH THE FLOW
• THE FOOD BLUES
• TICKED OFF
• A CHILD’S RIGHT
• SHOCK AND DISBELIEF
• LAST LINE OF DEFENCE
• WHITE AT HOME
• THE CLASS CLOWN
• WAR AND RATHER A LOT OF PEACE
• SOME LIKE IT HOT
• WHAT ARE MY RIGHTS IF I GET ‘BUMPED’?
• Shares in Centrica and SSE slide after Tories pledge energy price cap
• Tories’ energy price cap is a gimmick and no different from Miliband’s freeze
• Qatar Airways selects Cardiff as new UK base
• Shares in Jimmy Choo rise as the luxury shoemaker puts itself up for sale
• Asking prices hit record average high as housing market recovers from Brexit
• Is crowdfundi­ng a great way of launching a business or a minefield for risk?
• Business news in brief
• Newcastle fire four past Preston to secure Premier League promotion
• Conte wants extra credit for spending less than rivals
• Romeu ‘not far off’ Player of the year Kante
• Morgan and Slimani ruled out for Arsenal
• Winner of derby will make top four says Herrera
• ‘We must win our remaining league games’
• Toure blames referee for City’s ‘sad’ FA Cup defeat
• Pique and Ramos spat adds to el clasico drama
• Hart is Torino’s No 1 problem but fans sad to see him go
• Nastase receives support in light of Fed Cup row
• Sharapova could return from ban stronger than ever
• Nadal’s comeback is as impressive as Federer’s
• Evans claims first ATP Tour match win on clay
• Sarries should be praised, not criticised for success
• Alonso sees Indy 500 as bigger challenge than Le Mans
• Rossi warns rookie Zarco ‘this isn't Moto2’
• British heavyweigh­t past standing in Joshua’s corner
• Australian-born McQueen included in England squad

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