The Independent - 2017-05-31

• Caroline Lucas is quite right to ask the green question in this election
• NHS could face £1bn bill for treating expats after Brexit, think tank warns
• PM warns of economic ruin if Corbyn leads Brexit talks
• Labour accuses May of wrecking Brexit deal and making UK ‘laughing stock’
• Conservati­ve manifesto most disastrous in recent history, says Osborne
• UK could be heading towards hung parliament
• Corbyn struggles to recall cost of childcare policies
• One car-crash interview has undone all of Corbyn’s good work on the campaign trail
• Relaxed Corbyn unwinds during BBC interview
• David Dimbleby says Jeremy Corbyn has not had ‘fair deal’ from the press
• Green Party accuses Tories and Labour of failing to address climate change
• Second independen­ce poll could be delayed by Brexit process, admits Sturgeon
• Election news in brief
• Zoo ‘was warned about barriers’ before tiger attack
• BA faces £50m payout after agreeing to to cover claims from IT fail under EU rules
• Ariana Grande to return to Manchester with fellow stars for benefit show
• Three men released without charge as investigat­ion into terror attack continues
• Blocked bank cards cost UK holidaymak­ers £240m
• Bank of England staff use Dr Seuss to brush up on communicat­ion skills
• ‘Game-changing’ cancer drug now available on NHS
• Home news in brief
• At least 27 killed as Isis bombs Baghdad ice cream shop during Ramadan
• As Isis ramps up attacks, this Ramadan may prove more bloody than past years
• Trump hits back at Merkel with ominous warning
• Trump’s White House communicat­ions chief quits
• US tests intercepto­r designed to strike down incoming ballistic missiles
• Billionair­e Nasa partner is ‘absolutely convinced’ aliens exist on Earth
• Women sentenced to death ‘for being raped’ in Pakistan
• World news in brief
• Corbyn will be strengthen­ed in defeat as May will be weakened in victory
• Winning a TV debate won’t secure Corbyn the election – just ask Ed Miliband
• A robot revolution is bad news for US jobs, but the bigger threat is from China
• In the age of Islamic literalism we cannot forget the scholar who fought back
• Corbyn has consistent­ly been on the right side of history
• Brutal Panamanian dictator who fell foul of the US
• ENGINEERED IN ICE
• UNBOUND TRUTH
• WICKET GOOD FUN
• ALL A-BORDEAUX
• DO WE HAVE ENOUGH TRANSFER TIME?
• FESTIVAL WELLIES FOR MUDDY MADNESS
• IS IT ANY WONDER?
• POTION AND PASSION
• NATION GONE TO POT
• DON’T BE SHELLFISH
• DAILY MISCELLANY
• 1 June 2006:
• BA parent company shares fall to bottom of FTSE 100 after weekend IT chaos
• Goodwin spared court as RBS shareholde­rs accept last-ditch settlement
• Warrington starts its own bank in bid to beat austerity
• Woods ‘did not know where he was’ during DUI arrest
• Griezmann tells Atletico Madrid he wants to leave
• Southgate urges England youngsters to fill void left by ‘missing generation’
• United decline England request to share player data
• Wenger must now prove his worth after new deal
• Ederson to join City once third-party issues are sorted
• Mahrez hands in transfer request at Leicester
• Bale unlikely to start in Champions League final
• Tuchel parts ways with Borussia Dortmund
• English football’s dark side in which the young are collateral damage
• Hansen starts mind games as Lions prepare for tour
• Murray battles past Kuznetsov in first round
• Konta proud despite another early French exit
• French Open: day three
• Fixation with new T20 distracts from latest Championsh­ip changes
• Strauss has no regrets over Stoke’s extra time in IPL

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