The Independent - 2020-07-11

• A no-deal Brexit could lead to a Windrush-style scandal
• PM urged to raise concerns over press freedom with US after rise in reporter arrests
• Why has excessive force by officers become routine?
• Wearing masks in shops could become mandatory
• England’s R rate edges up
• Apologisin­g on care homes might begin to restore trust
• ‘Clueless’ government not sure how to ease Leicester from lockdown, mayor says
• Johnson plans to revamp NHS and take more control
• Government to crack down on junk food discount deals
• Barnier mocks Tory MP’s moan about EU demands
• No 10 rejects EU vaccine procuremen­t programme
• Refusals in EU settlement scheme increase sevenfold
• Backlash over Grayling’s intelligen­ce watchdog role
• Long-delayed Russia report looms over committee row
• Travellers confused over official quarantine stance
• Royal college apologises for not taking part in inquiry
• Hundreds more cases in major maternity scandal
• Depp says ex-wife created domestic violence ‘hoax’
• Maxwell requests bail due to ‘risk of coronaviru­s’
• Legal cases against Britons who fought in Syria collapse
• Home news in brief
• ‘They cannot erase history’: When the world failed to stop a genocide in 1995
• We must not turn our backs on foreign interventi­on
• Iran’s Ahmadineja­d to offer to ‘mediate’ in Yemen war
• Trump commutes former adviser’s prison sentence
• Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia to be reconverte­d into mosque
• Corruption claims after police shoot dead Indian crime boss in custody
• French bus driver dies after ‘barbaric’ attack over masks
• World news in brief
• Johnson is in no position to make global enemies when the country’s in such a mess
• Built on waste, the fashion industry has to change
• How designers disrupted theatre with pink tape rolls
• Stand-up is not considered art – so it’s being left to die
• Why can we fly on planes but not visit indoor theatres?
• Coronaviru­s loans will end up hitting taxpayers’ pockets
• Father whose wrongful murder conviction revealed flaws in FBI forensic testing
• Royal Mail fined £1.6m for delivering letters late and overchargi­ng on stamps
• The British court system is leading the way on Libya
• Afghan women spin new careers from Silk Road craft
• Business news in brief
• When is a manager ‘past it’?
• Solskjaer promised a bright future for United – it’s here
• Ings central to Saints’ brave revival under Hasenhuttl
• England need more than Stokes if they are to avoid defeat against West Indies
• How Froome came to split from Team Ineos after his glorious decade of success
• The five biggest questions before Usman vs Masvidal
• Sport news in brief
• ‘The art of being heard’
• DIGITAL DIVIDE
• Flight of the bumble bee
• Will easyJet pay rebooking fees after cancelling flight?
• They all expect a hippy, not a really chatty northerner
• SUNSHINE IN A GLASS
• Celebratin­g diversity
• EAT YOUR GREENS
• Katori Hall: The stripping world’s a complicate­d space
• I had never heard of the word ‘gaslightin­g’ before
• Hamilton’s family owned slaves – so where should we stand on the hit musical?
• Mutant misery: how X-Men films lost their superpower­s
• Why police are under fire
• Willie Nelson: It was like the song was written for her
• PRESENCE OF MIND

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