The Independent - 2018-03-22

• The Government is right to give NHS staff pay rises – but it musn’t stop there
• Fears that ‘incensed’ Russia could reveal identities of undercover MI6 agents
• May to tell EU leaders ‘we are all at risk’ from Russia
• Johnson compares Putin and Russia World Cup to Hitler’s 1936 Olympics
• Zuckerberg ‘happy’ to testify over Cambridge Analytica scandal
• Cambridge Analytica: backlash begins among Facebook investors
• Leaving Facebook once and for all might not be possible
• Police miss Parsons Green bomber’s Isis inspiratio­n
• Britain became ‘less hostile place for terrorists’ in 2017, admits new police chief
• Survivors recall London Bridge attack one year on
• Police failing to respond to 999 calls for days because of ‘overwhelmi­ng’ demand
• Pilot to face ‘manslaught­er’ charges in connection with Shoreham Airshow disaster
• Four students jailed for widescale drug operation conducted over dark web
• Tory MPs threaten to vote down transition deal over ‘unacceptab­le’ fishing plans
• New deal could see NHS staff pay increase by up to 30 per cent in three years
• Common lower back pain treatments ‘make it worse, not better’, doctors warn
• One in 10 people have traces of cocaine or heroin on fingers, say researcher­s
• Sugary drinks increase risk of death from heart disease
• Six inmates kill themselves in two years at Leeds prison amid ‘severe overcrowdi­ng’
• Home news in brief
• ‘We don’t know if there are any other bombs out there’
• Austin residents ‘shocked’ and fear more bombs left
• Pontiff to visit Ireland in first papal visit to country in nearly four decades
• Danish submarine inventor admits to dismemberi­ng journalist Kim Wall
• Schoolgirl­s kidnapped by Boko Haram freed with warning against education
• Persian new year suicide bomber kills 31 in Kabul
• World news in brief
• Cambridge Analytica has halted Mark Zuckerberg’s presidenti­al ambitions
• Corbyn’s hostile takeover of the Labour Party is complete with appointmen­t of Formby
• As Nigel Farage returns to chuck haddock into the Thames, lunacy is restored
• What does the Cambridge Analytica scandal teach us? Ditch phones and Facebook
• It’s time for a public inquiry into the DWP’s incompeten­ce
• SS guard convicted of death camp crimes but who later fought Holocaust denial
• CRUNCHTIME BREAK
• OUT OF THE ASHES
• THE BIGGER PICTURE
• GREEN IS THE WORD...
• LAND OF THE FREE?
• SCIENCE IN BRIEF Rome’s new metro keeps digging up archaeolog­ical marvels; plus a roundup of other science news from around the world
• How do you tell an alligator from a crocodile?
• After a volcanic super-eruption, humanity thrived
• To reach Steve’s place, turn south at the northern lights
• High-flying physics for a wild petunia
• HOME AND DRY
• ONE FOR ALL
• FEEL THE BERN
• EMOTIONAL TSUNAMI
• CHEAP FLIGHTS TO BERLIN IN JULY?
• BIRTHDAYS
• Fastest wage growth since 2015 prompts rate rise fears
• New Look to close 60 stores and cut 980 jobs
• EU plan to hit tech giants like Google with new taxes
• PwC’s Carillion role may be ‘massive conflict of interest’
• Hurricanes hit Lloyd’s of London with £2bn loss
• Salisbury savers unwittingl­y hold stake in Putin’s Russia
• Wilshere impressed by Southgate’s plan for the future upon recall
• Maguire on his journey from League One to the brink of the World Cup
• Five wildcard picks for England’s World Cup squad
• Koeman left with rubble of collapsed Dutch empire
• Why billionair­e claims are largely nonsense
• How gene mapping can find the next Salah
• Ibrahimovi­c betting firm launch postponed
• Giggs feeling nerves ahead of Wales bow
• Griezmann to decide future before World Cup
• West Ham stadium contract needs simplifyin­g, says LLDC
• Premier League relegation battle: Club-by-club guide
• Jones to lead World Cup charge no matter what
• RFU back Jones despite ‘disappoint­ing’ Six Nations
• Care questions why Aki wasn’t binned for charge
• Ricciardo wants Red Bull to deliver statement of intent
• Joshua: Parker will be a much tougher than Wilder
• Lappartien­t’s rough first six months in charge

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