The Independent - 2017-04-27

• The perilous state of the NHS cannot be ignored in this general election
• Sick children’s wellbeing ‘compromise­d by NHS doctor shortages’
• May faces Tory backlash over plan to ditch ‘triple-lock’ pension guarantee
• Leaders lock horns over NHS and national security
• Jeremy Corbyn has proved he has the character to fight for this general election
• May left flounderin­g after longest PMQs ever – don’t bet on it being Corbyn’s last
• Corbyn signals that he’ll back out of TV debates if Theresa May does
• Labour easily beating Tories among under-40s but trails by 20 points overall
• Theresa May refuses to remove overseas students from immigratio­n figures
• Goldsmith to run for Tories in old Richmond Park seat
• Election in brief
• Brussels wants EU citizens in UK for five years to get permanent right to stay
• UK to take in 130 more refugee children under Dubs after ‘admin error’
• Charities demand Home Office scraps ‘devastatin­g’ new refugee policy
• Climate change fuelling ‘perfect storm’ of disaster in East Africa, warns Oxfam
• Food bank use across Britain hits ‘record high’
• Further education outsider becomes NUS president
• Palestinia­n leaders threaten to sue British Government over creation of Israel
• HMRC investigat­es Newcastle and West Ham over tax evasion claims
• Deadly air pollution ‘can get into the bloodstrea­m’
• 80% of children don’t feel safe on social media
• Europe and China to build human outpost on moon
• Home news in brief
• Iraq stunned to uncover ‘world’s largest ransom’
• Trump unveils 20% tax cut plans for corporatio­ns
• US tightens sanctions against North Korea
• Amnesty criticises Trump’s plan to scrap office of US women’s ambassador
• A catastroph­e for the environmen­t: climate scientists give their verdict
• Macron struggles to get back on track as Le Pen sets antiEurope agenda
• Turkey suspends more than 9,100 police officers
• North and South conduct huge military exercises on the Korean peninsula
• Reporter who exposed Chechen abuse of gay men goes into hiding
• World news in brief
• If Labour is to win this election, it must cut through the Tory tedium on Brexit
• May’s tough immigratio­n rules are driving UK citizens out of their own country
• Trump’s radical tax plans will pile pressure on other government­s to fall in line
• May’s benefits ‘rape clause’ isn’t just cruel – it’s illogical
• There is no justificat­ion for using the ‘rape clause’ as a political weapon
• Author who inspired millions of intellectu­al wanderers around the world
• NO RESTING PLACE
• CHAOS IN CARACAS
• LIGHT AT LAST FOR THE LOST PICTURES
• STAR VOYAGERS
• IS MINING EARTH’S UNLIKELY SAVIOUR
• DIVING FOR MARMITE
• ONE SMALL STEP...
• STOP THE CLOCK
• POWER MOVES
• THE MAGIC’S GONE
• UPLIFTING JOURNEY
• BIRTHDAYS
• EU should regulate City after UK leaves, France says
• Insurance company Swinton to shut 84 branches and cut 900 jobs
• Metro Bank posts record results after attracting £1bn in deposits last quarter
• McDonald’s to offer fixed hours contracts for all its 115,000 UK employees
• McDonald’s is swimming against a tide of insecure work sweeping Britain
• Tottenham keep gap to four as they scrape past Palace
• ‘We must think bigger than finishing above Arsenal’
• Arsenal grind out ugly win against dogged Foxes
• Wenger defends Sanchez from diving accusation­s
• Middlesbro­ugh leave Sunderland on the brink
• Guardiola still looking for answers ahead of derby
• Conte hails players for passing ‘psychologi­cal test’
• Cahill’s career-long battle with gallbladde­r condition
• The tax man is coming - and not before time
• Moyes hit with FA charge after ‘slap’ comments
• Barton banned from football for 18 months
• Sharapova hits back hard on contested return to tennis
• Williams revealed pregnancy news by mistake
• Teen thanks motorsport for ‘love and generosity’
• England’s Ansari retires at 25 to pursue law career
• From Aussie rules to art: the making of captain Root
• Mixon highlights NFL’s domestic abuse confusion
• Garrett and then what? First round previewed
• Wales announce first-ever Georgia fixture

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