The Independent - 2018-03-19

• The world must face up to what Putin’s victory means
• Russia is manufactur­ing nerve agent in secret, UK says as inspectors arrive
• Boris Johnson defends £160,000 tennis game with wife of Putin’s ex-minister
• Lib Dems risk irrelevanc­e after Brexit, says senior MP
• Minister calls for new law against ‘failure to detect major economic crime’
• Newsnight denies altering image to make Jeremy Corbyn look Russian
• Sadiq Khan accused of ‘lip service’ over homeless offer
• MP accuses Cambridge Analytica of lying about use of personal Facebook data
• Stephen Hawking predicted ‘the end of the universe’ two weeks before his death
• ‘Risk to life’ warning as cold snap continues to grip UK
• Travellers complain of ‘shambles’ as wintry weather causes chaos
• World’s best teacher award – and $1m prize money – goes to Briton for first time
• Snapchat loses £650m after Rihanna condemns firm over domestic violence ad
• More Telford child abuse victims come forward
• ‘I’m terrified to go back,’ says Albanian traffickin­g victim denied asylum
• Women join men-only swim to protest changes to gender identifica­tion laws
• Home news in brief
• Putin hints at last term as President after predictabl­e landslide election victory
• Turkish forces seize control of Afrin after two-month campaign against Kurds
• Afrin’s fall was inevitable – now the world waits to see what Erdogan will do next
• Retired general says Trump is a ‘serious threat to US national security’
• A new school in India aims to prioritise happiness
• World news in brief
• Boris warns us not to make assumption­s about Russians – the Tory donors, anyway
• As a Rotherham survivor, I want you to know about the abusers’ religious extremism
• Trump’s pride in his blatant lies makes him so much more dangerous than we thought
• A softer brand of masculinit­y has created an unlikely lesbian icon in Harry Styles
• Artificial intelligen­ce won’t wipe out humanity, because robots aren’t humanly flawed
• Ministers are being childish over the Skripal poisoning
• Singer who took Liverpool back into the pop charts
• MOOR’S THE PITY
• FACE OF THE FUTURE
• SETTLE, PETAL
• DERMAL ENERGY
• THE FAB FOUR
• TRENCH WARFARE
• LIGHTS GONE OUT?
• A HIGHLY RATED RIDE
• BEERS ON MY PILLOW
• CAN I GET A REFUND FOR WRONG AIRPORT?
• BIRTHDAYS
• NOT YET ON A ROLL
• Economic growth outlook for next two years is better, but ‘still weak’, says BCC
• ‘We start with the experience of the people, and there is power in that’
• Why East London’s small businesses are joining forces to demand fair rent
• Five things to look out for as US interest rates rise
• Pedro heads Chelsea into FA Cup semi-finals
• Conte delighted with ‘fighting spirit and desire’
• Morata ends goal drought but questions remain
• Southampto­n end Wigan’s fairytale FA Cup run
• Hughes says league survival is ‘huge concern’
• Hughes sets stall for survival bid with 4-4-2
• Matic: Mourinho ‘difficult’ but ‘special’ to work with
• Hughton: Mourinho fine coping with the pressure
• Klopp reminds Salah he can get even better
• Hodgson ‘amazed’ at how Wan-Bissaka is playing
• Wagner refuses to panic despite alarming slide
• Atsu using his voice to tackle poverty in Ghana
• Sunderland suspend Gibson after drink driving charge
• England players dismiss talk of crisis after defeat
• Jones admits England are ‘short of leaders’
• Jones could leave key players at home for tour
• Can Ireland really win the 2019 Rugby World Cup?
• Wales end Six Nations knowing they need to grow
• How England will regret what might have been

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