The Independent - 2017-05-30

• Merkel is right: Europe will become more self-reliant. Bad news for us, outside it
• Theresa May’s plans to slash net migration ‘would double UK unemployme­nt’
• May accused of ‘collapsing at first sign of gunfire’
• Corbyn won this battle – but May will win the war
• Labour gains ground on the Conservati­ves in new poll
• Police arrest ‘trainee pilot’ in West Sussex in relation to Manchester attack
• Survivor of 7/7 attacks found dead hours after Manchester bombing
• Election news in brief
• Apologetic BA boss denies catastroph­ic computer failure was caused by cuts
• May accused of being ‘Trump’s mole’ in EU after climate documents leak
• Former Blue Peter host John Noakes dies aged 83
• Children’s show action hero who brought laughter to families across Britain
• ‘Cancer cure’ gene-editing technique has potential flaw
• Keeper killed by tiger in Cambridges­hire zoo
• Heart attack sufferers may not need beta blockers
• Parents say university failed teenager who killed herself after weeks of abuse
• Urban heat island effect could make cities up to 7C warmer, study finds
• Home news in brief
• ‘I saw one person setting himself on fire and maybe I’ll be the next one’
• Trump hails US war heroes as cloud of controvers­y hangs over White House
• Angela Merkel says it was right to confront Donald Trump over climate change
• Macron denounces ‘lying propaganda’ of Russian media as he hosts Putin
• Great Barrier Reef cannot be saved, experts say
• US army infantry’s first women carry heavy packs – and the weight of history
• Everest record-breaker to take on unclimbed peaks
• Australian fisherman stunned after nine-foot shark leaps into boat
• World news in brief
• Angela Merkel is correct that Europe must shape its own destiny. The world is turning
• Be careful with election prediction­s, the opinion polls could be very wrong – again
• Farewell John Noakes, my first ever crush and the only northern voice on 1970s TV
• May’s ‘strong and stable’ mantra looks weak in the face of an MI5 review
• New Zealand has proven decriminal­isation is the only way to protect sex workers
• Don’t treat us like children in the wake of terror attacks
• Southern rock idol behind the Allman Brothers Band
• STOP, LOOK, LISTEN
• AT THE DEEP END
• NO LIFEGUARDS IN THE GENE POOL
• A CAN-DO ATTITUDE
• LUNCH COUNTER
• BLOOD AND BONE
• HURT LOCKER
• CREAM OF THE CROP
• SHOT IN THE DARK
• SHORTS AND SWEET
• STORMING BASTILLE
• CAN I FLY BATTERIES FROM EGYPT TO UK?
• BIRTHDAYS
• DAILY MISCELLANY
• French officials in ‘serious’ talks with banks about leaving London
• Pound steadies after being hit by narrowing polls
• Banks and firms say biggest threat of financial crime stems from cyberspace
• Huddersfie­ld beat Reading on penalties to secure Premier League promotion
• Wagner labels Wembley final win a ‘fairytale’
• Reading blink first in play-off final shackled by fear
• United hit £50m roadblock in Perisic pursuit
• Manchester City eye Walker and Marquinhos
• Pep hoping to get it right as City close in on Ederson
• Barcelona appoint Valverde as new manager
• Hamilton aware he cannot afford Monaco repeat
• Armand earns England call-up for Argentina tour
• Castleford crush Leigh to stay two points clear
• French Open diary: Day two in Paris
• Konta well poised to throw her hat into the ring
• Nadal delights adoring fans with winning start in Paris
• Britain’s Bedene considers switching allegiance­s
• England suffer chastening defeat against South Africa
• Woods arrested on charge of drink driving

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