The Independent - 2017-04-26

• Tactical voting over Brexit will define this election
• Majority of UK voters want Theresa May to face Jeremy Corbyn in TV debate
• Labour could delay Brexit if MPs reject deal with EU leaders, Starmer says
• May hints Conservati­ve manifesto will attempt to address social care crisis
• I don’t believe gay sex is a sin, Tim Farron insists
• Ukip foreign affairs spokesman resigns over party’s burqa ban pledge
• Remainer Tory MPs quit Open Britain over plan to unseat Brexit colleagues
• Labour’s election plan could fail unless its focus is on Brexit, Tony Blair says
• The Welsh crave real chaos, not common or garden chaos, and May knows it
• Election in brief
• MPs condemn new free schools funding system as ‘incoherent’ and wasteful
• EU nationals told not to apply to stay in UK as Home Office ‘deluged’
• Leaving London after Brexit ‘impractica­l’ for many companies
• Britain does not need to rely on trade with Europe, pro-EU think tank says
• Elton John forced to cancel US shows after ‘potentiall­y deadly’ infection
• Nestle set to cut 300 jobs and move production of chocolate bar to Poland
• British ‘hacker’ Lauri Love can appeal extraditio­n to US, solicitors announce
• Former Apprentice contestant toasts wine business after Brexit boost
• Leaked photos claim to show radical redesign for iPhone 8 handset
• ‘Significan­t’ lead in Madeleine McCann case, 10 years after disappeara­nce
• Poundworld faces fine for ‘selling food covered in mouse urine and droppings’
• Penguins facing extinction as trawlers harvest prey
• Home news in brief
• ‘That is something I am very very proud of – my father’s advocacy’
• Michael Flynn ‘probably broke the law by taking Russia payments’
• US judge blocks Donald Trump’s executive order against sanctuary cities
• Le Pen starts voter push with claims to be ‘candidate for all the French’
• North Korea capable of making nuclear bomb ‘every six weeks’
• As war tears apart Yemen’s ancient social fabric, still the world turns away
• China bans Islamic baby names in Muslim province
• World news in brief
• France is smarter, more sophistica­ted and, yes, more romantic than we are. Phew!
• What Starmer should have said when questioned about Labour’s position on Brexit
• The more Labour MPs elected, the tougher it will be for May to get a hard Brexit
• Foreign reaction to the Macrons’ relationsh­ip is nothing but pure sexism
• Don’t be so relaxed about Le Pen’s fading prospects – she’s more popular than ever
• Capping energy tariffs won’t lead us down the road to Venezuelan-style ruin
• Whoever wins the election, these seven things will happen straight after it
• The media would not be so fascinated if Emmanuel Macron had a younger wife
• Record-smashing master musician who defied time
• TERROR IN TUNISIA
• TIME WELL SPENT
• PAYING THE PRICE
• CHILLI COOL
• THE BIG SWITCH-OFF
• PACK IT IN
• GATHERING OF MOSS
• WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?
• HANDEL WITH CARE
• BIRTHDAYS
• DAILY MISCELLANY
• Shares cool as Costa Coffee and Premier Inn owner spills the beans on Brexit
• Public borrowing greater than expected in March
• Google unearths a gold mine below the search bar
• LVMH snaps up Dior, reuniting its brands for the first time in decades
• Business news in brief
• Chelsea get back on track to go seven clear as Costa inspires win over Saints
• Five things we learned as Chelsea went seven clear
• Wenger promises that Sanchez will not be sold
• Emmanuel Macron is ‘impressive’, Wenger says
• Pochettino rubbishes Alli exit talk from ‘enemy’ Xavi
• United want Griezmann and Belotti in double deal
• Allardyce revival highlights poverty of Pardew’s Palace
• Hazard admits ‘no sign’ of a new deal at Chelsea
• Barcelona split over Luis Enrique replacemen­t
• Finn misses out on Champions Trophy place
• Is Klitschko’s ‘obssession’ putting his legacy at risk?
• Klitschko’s trainer ‘knew’ he would lose belts to Fury
• Moody: Mental weakness cost Scot stars a Lions place
• Does Hartley’s snub signal end of his England career?
• Widdop blow hits England ahead of Samoa squad call
• Sharapova’s Stuttgart wild card not popular with rivals
• Evans beats Zverev for his second shock win on clay
• Warner’s journey from scrapheap to Super Bowl

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