The Independent - 2020-07-12

• On face coverings, Johnson again seems to be following rather than leading
• Foreign care workers to be given visas to move to UK
• Farron took donations from group whose leader backs gay conversion therapy
• ‘It’s time to stop the torture taking place on British soil’
• Labour criticises ‘inherent sexism’ in lockdown lifting
• Businesses were stuck on life support long before the pandemic brought closures
• Chancellor plans tax cuts to boost post-Brexit economy
• Hunt: Reorganisa­tion of the NHS will harm patient care
• Suspend no recourse to public funds, says Holyrood
• Release report into Patel’s ‘bullying’, Labour demands
• ‘People can’t even queue for doughnuts like they used to’
• England World Cup winner Jack Charlton dies, aged 85
• Football character beloved in both England and Ireland
• Searching for answers for Covid-19’s ‘long-haulers’
• ‘Tourism and hospitalit­y go hand in hand. We cannot rely on local trade alone’
• Has Truss lost the battle over chlorinate­d chicken?
• A four-year fight for asylum in Britain ends in tragedy
• Bound and buried: Iron Age mystery on the HS2 route
• Home news in brief
• Remedy the ‘unacceptab­le’ detainment of Independen­t journalist, US mayor is told
• Ban on small bars could kill St Petersburg’s nightlife
• Musk’s mysterious brain chip ‘will cure depression’
• Trump demands extraditio­n of former MI6 officer
• Death rate in US rises with record number of infections
• Bollywood star Bachchan in hospital with coronaviru­s
• World news in brief
• Johnson is good at politics – don’t write him off just yet
• When we ignore atrocities, we do so at our peril – as Srebrenica reminds us all
• Why Rishi’s meal deals will not tempt me back to the pub
• Stories of sexual abuse in the sport that enchanted me as a child are just heartbreak­ing
• For disabled people, having to deal with government bureaucrac­y is exhausting
• Mea culpa: you say faucet, I say tap; can’t we use both?
• What’s going on in Scotland matters to the rest of the UK
• Why make me wear a mask in shops when I can spend hours in a pub without one?
• Charlton was the honorary Irishman who changed how an entire nation was viewed
• McGoldrick leads brilliant Blades to cut through Blues
• Sterling scores hat-trick as rampant City seal second
• Rodriguez strikes to end Reds’ perfect home record
• Uncertaint­y lingers before odd north London derby
• England left wanting again as Windies seize initiative
• Hamilton dominates to take pole position in wet Austria
• Sport news in brief
• ‘I’m selling sex online to save money for a house’
• Reopening schools doesn’t mean a return to normality
• How the poor are displaced for the Olympic Games
• LIFE LESSONS
• Top 10... grand titles that in reality diminish the holder
• POINT AND SCOOT
• PAWS FOR THOUGHT
• Ten ways to get your child immersed in the outdoors
• THIS IS MED FOR YOU
• CHILLERS OF SOCIETY
• Aaaaaay-o! Why Live Aid was the greatest show of all
• A playground for the rich
• Meet the author whose new pandemic novel came true
• Is sex safe on set?
• ALTERED STATES
• No more ghost trains: it’s time to revive the railways
• The latest on quarantine
• GRAND DESIGNS
• New normal: staying in a hotel as lockdown eases
• Will my Cornish trip cost less due to the VAT cut?

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