The Independent - 2018-03-20

• The Irish border continues to block the path to Brexit
• Failure on Irish border will bring down Brexit talks, Jonathan Powell warns
• Northern Ireland economy to fall behind rest of UK
• Navratilov­a says BBC pays McEnroe ‘at least 10 times more’ for Wimbledon role
• Russia accused of ‘haystack of lies’ over Skripal attack as Nato and EU back UK
• EU and UK agree deal on Brexit transition period
• Skripal scandal ‘helped Putin win Russian election’
• Senior Labour staffers quit ahead of key appointmen­t
• Labour councils demand bold spending powers from Corbyn government
• First pedestrian killed in selfdrivin­g car collision
• Tories ‘face worst-ever local election results in London’
• Rotherham grooming case dismissed by judge due to ‘insufficie­nt evidence’
• Gambling body urges £30 cap per wager on fixed-odds betting terminals
• £30 limit call is sweet relief for bookies and Treasury
• Cambridge Analytica chiefs say they can trap politician­s
• Facebook blocks accounts belonging to Cambridge Analytica whistleblo­wer
• Channel 4 gender pay report reveals gap of 29%
• Fathers failed by ‘outdated’ workplace policies
• Electoral Commission investigat­ing Labour and Tory election spending
• Stem cell transplant trial ‘has miraculous effect’ on multiple sclerosis sufferers
• Ant McPartlin cancels TV gigs and returns to rehab after drink-driving arrest
• Thaw in sight as the mini Beast slowly eases its grip
• Family pay tribute to mother and daughter shot dead at Sussex home
• Huge volcanic eruption made Vikings turn to God
• Home news in brief
• Erdogan threatens wider offensive against Kurds after capturing Afrin
• Austin Police search for serial bomber after fourth device injures cyclists
• Mueller interview on Russia would be ‘fraught with peril’, says ex-Trump aide
• Philippine children tell of witnessing ‘unspeakabl­e horrors’ during Isis siege
• White farmers say they are being targeted in ‘racist attacks’ in South Africa
• Aung San Suu Kyi asks Australia for humanitari­an help with Rohingya crisis
• Women should have choice over public clothing, says Saudi Crown Prince
• Pope condemns men who use prostitute­s as ‘sick’
• World news in brief
• The Irish border could be the issue to collapse Brexit talks
• Make no mistake, Brexit will make it harder for the UK to combat Russian aggression
• Has the West finally run out of patience with Putin?
• The coverage of Ant’s arrest makes a mockery of progress in mental health reporting
• It’s not Cambridge Analytica you’re really angry at – it’s Trump and Brexit voters
• The longer I go plastic-free, the more I am shocked by our attitude to waste in general
• This Government has failed our most vulnerable people
• We already have control of our borders
• Grammy-nominated rapper whose early success helped launch Bad Boy Records
• HOLDING ON TO HOPE
• THE UGLY GAME
• SURFING BLUES AWAY
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• DIVIDED ATTENTION
• STATE OF THE NATION
• SO ETHICAL IT SHOWS
• BANG ON TARGET
• MOVER AND SHAKER
• DATED DATING
• IS VISA-FREE TRANSIT IN CHINA AN OPTION?
• Melrose steps up fight for GKN with £1bn pension scheme injection pledge
• Carillion finance directors to be investigat­ed by accountanc­y watchdog
• Claire’s files for US Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Carpetrigh­t shares tumble on report of store closures
• Business rates hike could ‘choke off’ hospitalit­y jobs
• Biggest commodity houses have only 14 women in senior executive roles
• Business news in brief
• United made their bed when they hired Mourinho and look ready to lie in it
• Who could exit in United’s summer clear-out?
• Why Willian is one of the Premier League’s most underrated stars
• How Spurs turned playing at Wembley into a strength
• Hughes experience will save Saints, says Bertrand
• Five internatio­nal fixtures to look out for
• Our 2018 Six Nations team of the tournament
• World Rugby investigat­ion into Belgium vs Spain
• Charnley returns to rugby league with Warrington
• Broad ready to ‘do some damage’ as No 400 nears
• Stokes winning race to be fit for first Test
• One of the great England careers with an immaculate sense of occasion
• Whyte vs Browne: two men fighting not to be forgotten
• Joshua keen for another ‘tear up’ with Whyte
• Mayweather applies for MMA license
• McIlroy’s ’perfect round’ secures first win since 2016
• Woods and McIlroy show golf exactly what is missing
• Del Potro stuns Federer to inflict first defeat of 2018

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