The Independent - 2021-02-24

• With luck, Britain will learn to manage Covid
• Extremism needs new laws to tackle its ‘shocking’ rise, says ex-counterter­ror boss
• App launched for reporting online terrorist propaganda
• Surge in holiday bookings after PM outlines timetable
• Venues could be barred from asking for proof of jab
• Why Johnson might end up relaxing restrictio­ns earlier
• Has the PM just made his most reckless move yet?
• Sturgeon announces return to tiered Covid restrictio­ns
• Salmond evidence removed and redacted by Holyrood
• The Salmond-Sturgeon row dominating Scottish politics
• Woods ‘fortunate to be alive’ following car crash
• Zero cases of flu detected
• Number of universal credit claimants doubles in a year
• PM says journalist­s ‘abuse’ those they write about
• Paramedics get body cams after surge in violent attacks
• Thousands to receive home testing kits in effort to help prevent cervical cancer
• Giving Hancock control over NHS safety watchdog risks ‘untold consequenc­es’
• Climate crisis is the biggest security threat that we face, Attenborou­gh tells the UN
• Relative of Queen jailed for sex attack at Scottish castle
• Home news in brief
• Biden and Trudeau agree to cooperate on climate crisis and fighting the pandemic
• Intelligen­ce failures fuelled Capitol riots, Senate hears
• Australia and Facebook end dispute over news services
• What this means for big tech and government­s
• Family of Palestinia­n man killed by Israeli forces call for his body to be returned
• World Bank threatens to suspend Lebanon funding
• The roadmap is reasonable but urgent questions remain
• It’s not the time to suddenly adopt middle-way politics
• London is on its knees – so can it survive the pandemic?
• Timing is key when it comes to the Iran nuclear deal
• America rightly steals all the headlines but Canada has its own problem with guns
• Attacks on press freedom in Turkey are ever more blatant
• Johnson needs a lesson in humility from Starmer
• Engineer whose wizardry transforme­d classic albums
• An Orwellian society
• Zoom for improvemen­t
• The new giants of European aviation: Russia and Turkey
• Is a Christmas holiday to Australia over-optimistic?
• SPECIAL DELIVERY
• CONTROL AND CHAOS
• Unemployme­nt at five-year high as under-25s hit worst
• The plight of jobless young people must be a priority
• HSBC to resume dividends despite profit down by third
• Let’s call it quids: is it time to say goodbye to cash?
• The stock market’s best and worst pandemic performers
• Balancing the books
• Giroud’s bicycle kick finds Chelsea a way through the Atletico Madrid roadblock
• Leeds rebound to swat aside struggling Saints
• The Klopp disciple eager to get one over Guardiola
• Pele was always about more than football
• Tokyo 2020 faces unknown future amid scandal
• Sport News In Brief

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