The Independent - 2020-07-09

• The economic shock of coronaviru­s is not over yet
• Diners to receive £10 meal discount as VAT slashed to rescue hospitalit­y sector
• Mini-Budget at a glance
• ‘Not a light at the end of the tunnel, a blaze of sunshine’
• Tory ministers have finally learnt a lesson from history
• The way out is clear: Sunak pays for everything forever
• Have the Tories found a new candidate for 2024?
• Young people must not be forgotten in six months
• Row over Cummings’s tour of ‘top-secret military sites’
• Why is Cummings visiting UK security facilities?
• The cabinet secretary’s path from war zone to Whitehall
• Sunak scraps plan to charge income tax on virus tests
• Neo-Nazis telling followers to ‘deliberate­ly infect Jews and Muslims with virus’
• ‘Tens of thousands’ harmed in health system failures
• Met chief denies force is still institutio­nally racist
• Thousands of EU nationals ‘barred from support in UK’
• One dead and four injured after crane collapses in Bow
• JK Rowling among figures to sign letter on free speech
• Proof that the privileged don’t want to be challenged
• Depp denies slapping Heard for laughing at tattoo
• Home news in brief
• Truss raises concerns over PM’s Brexit border plans
• How Amlo turned the toxic US-Mexico relations round
• US soars past 3m cases after 1m added within a month
• White House denies Trump pressured health officials to change school guidelines
• Biden and Sanders meet on policy recommenda­tions
• George Floyd told police he ‘could not breathe’ 20 times
• Violent clashes in Serbia over plan for new lockdown
• Delhi hospitals at breaking point as Covid-19 cases soar
• Dozens dead in Japan amid severe rainfall and flooding
• ‘Flagrant’ war crimes in Syria offensive, UN finds
• World news in brief
• If Britain wants to lead on human rights, it should start by helping its own citizens
• Brexit will only increase the threat from organised crime
• Autumn will be the moment of truth for Sunak’s strategy
• Beijing must be included in human rights sanctions
• Who do people care more about – Kanye or Trump?
• Abolish the minimum income rule for non-EU spouses
• Skilled composer who gave M*A*S*H its theme song
• Is China’s iron fist approach the answer to the climate?
• I was the love child – so why did I go off the rails?
• SISTER PLEDGE
• What’s the best way to travel to the US in August?
• Why coconuts might be even worse than palm oil
• CUTTING EDGE
• BURPING BABES
• I’m just an old fart now
• MUM’S THE WORD
• Boohoo to launch review after exploitati­on claims
• Promises of self-regulation will not lead to real change
• Champions of change: the platform uniting workers
• Taiwan offers glimpse of aviation’s new normal
• Business news in brief
• Keita, Salah drive Liverpool to victory against Brighton
• Silva serves up reminder of Man City’s ruthless best
• Egan strikes late to boost Blades’ European dream
• Aubameyang, Lacazette and Saka offer dazzling glimpse of Arsenal’s exciting future
• Liverpool and Everton fan rivalry far from ‘friendly’
• Premier League’s financial ceiling has distorted meaning of a ‘model club’
• Where would Grealish fit in at Manchester United?
• Cricket provides frustratin­g and engaging return
• Climbing Mount Sidley, Antarctica’s tallest volcano
• Sport news in brief

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