The Independent - 2018-03-23

• The Russia crisis may have an upside: a new form of European cooperatio­n
• Political parties poised to gain data powers to work out how people might vote
• EU leaders deny Lib Dem claim that they support vote on final terms of Brexit deal
• Britain has its own stocks of novichok nerve agent, claims Russian ambassador
• Britons ‘undeterred’ from travelling to Russia in spite of nerve agent attack row
• Cambridge Analytica chief recalled to Parliament over ‘inconsiste­nt’ evidence
• Zuckerberg finally appears – but is it too little too late?
• Women-only for leadership contest, suggests Harman
• Britain’s national security ‘not doing justice’ to rising threats of Brexit and Trump
• ‘National humiliatio­n’: blue Brexit passports to be made by Franco-Dutch company
• Council tax burden greater for poorest households than highest earners
• Happy Beaster? Country braces for yet more cold
• ‘Devastatin­g blow to future musicians’ as Marvin Gaye copyright ruling upheld
• Ex-Army major who abused 14year-old girl spared jail
• Gender pay gap at its widest when women hit 50
• Number of children living in poverty soars by 100,000
• Asylum seekers forced to share bedrooms by Home Office subcontrac­tors
• Potholes are making us potbellied, health body says
• More parents take children on term-time holidays
• Call to tax parents who pay for private tutors to gain grammar school places
• Woman lived with mother’s dead body ‘for years’
• Disney replaces ‘bride auction’ scene on Pirates of the Caribbean ride
• ‘The President has it some countries should be out’
• China will respond and it will hurt both countries
• Trump lawyer resigns as President shakes up legal team to take on Mueller
• US is a ‘pro-life country’, Trump official tells UN
• ‘He’d go down fast and hard, crying all the way’: Trump talks tough to Biden
• Syrians flee Eastern Ghouta as Assad army warns that ‘death is coming’ to rebels
• Unarmed black man dies in California police shooting
• Only honesty – however hard to hear – can lead to public trust in the Grenfell inquiry
• Watching angry Brexiteers makes me proud to be British
• As Brazil’s President, I know we must stop climate change
• From housing to police, the Tories have decimated local services – enough is enough
• It’s time the Conservati­ves expelled the class clown
• Writer and activist who spoke for Lebanon’s women
• LIFE ON THE WRONG SIDE OF HISTORY
• PARDON MY ENGLISH
• REBUILD AND RENEW
• DESIGNED FOR LIFE
• DOWN TO A FINE ART
• PANE-ORAMIC VIEW
• CREASE IS THE WORD
• ‘RAW TALENT CAN TRUMP EVERYTHING’
• MAKE THEM DANCE
• A TWIST OF FAITH
• CRASH, BANG, WALLOP
• BEST OF THE REST
• JACK OVER-REACHER
• BEST OF THE REST
• DOES ANYONE CARE ABOUT MY FARE?
• ALL FOR PRAWN...
• BIRTHDAYS
• Bank of England committee members vote to raise interest rates immediatel­y
• FTSE 100 slumps to lowest level since 2016 as stocks fall for major lenders
• Retail sales pick up in February, but consumer spending still weak in 2018
• Tesla shareholde­rs approve Elon Musk’s $2.6bn sharebased pay package
• Ted Baker defies high street gloom to post revenue hike
• Used designer goods help pawn shop startup to stock market success in Japan
• Business news in brief
• Southgate: English football must ‘get its own house in order’ over racism
• Holland vs England sees two teams in transition, both with work to do
• How Tarkowski got here and where he could go next
• Players’ families raise concerns over Russia travel
• Bale makes history after hattrick against China
• McLeish wants Scottish swagger against Costa Rica
• Davis ruled out with injury for South Korea friendly
• Walter Tull spent his life breaking down walls – it’s time we knew his tale
• Ibrahimovi­c to leave United with immediate effect
• United finally announce women’s team – but there’s still work to be done
• West Ham issue lifetime bans to pitch invaders
• Ameobi on Newcastle and giving something back
• England dismissed in 94 minutes by New Zealand
• Bayliss at a loss to explain shambolic collapse
• F1 2018 preview: Hamilton vs Vettel, the return of McLaren and more
• Hamilton takes aim at F1 over lack of diversity
• Meet the man who steered Joshua away from prison and towards stardom
• Williams out of Miami Open after defeat by Osaka
• What Boonen’s cocaine case says about Tour’s plans to block Froome
• UCI unveils technologi­es in fight against covert motors
• May backs Brexit deal in speech to EU leaders
• Calls for Williamson’s parliament­ary private secretary to be sacked
• Trump appoints Bolton as national security adviser
• World news in brief
• Home news in brief

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