The Independent - 2015-04-13

• ‘Economic credibilit­y’ at the heart of Labour’s manifesto
• Turkey rejects Pope’s accusation of Armenian genocide
• Starting today: The Independen­t Voter’s Handbook 2015
• Nicola Sturgeon writes for ‘The Independen­t’
• Ian Birrell
• Susie Mesure
• Hillary’s last chance
• Grape expectatio­ns
• Vote Whig in 2015 – they are making a comeback
• The pools winner who ‘spent, spent, spent’ dies
• An even darker side of Dahl on stage
• White van man is back on the road
• Clinton: ‘I want to be America’s champion’
• Matthew Norman
• Ellen E Jones
• Get off the mobile, it’s damaging your back
• She had champagne and chocolates to the last. She had done what she wanted to do in life
• Tax breaks on inherited wealth ‘will mainly benefit well-off Southerner­s’
• Blithe spirit: Angela Lansbury wins Olivier award at 89
• Has the decline of the delivery boy killed the art of whistling?
• 350 million people in extreme poverty missed off official global poor estimate, study finds
• Otis Ferry yet to pay damages to assault victims
• Crazy courage in operatic foray into horror of Twin Towers
• Russia can rescue Syria
• Cuba invasion
• Cambodia reunited
• Obama says his first meeting with Castro is a ‘turning point’
• Machinatio­ns in The Hague are showing up the Internatio­nal Criminal Court’s flaws
• I should not have to watch a loved one tortured
• THE LURE OF THE DEEP
• Is fashion’s new welfare state really benefiting anyone?
• Until we sort out our muddled ideas about childhood, young killers must retain anonymity
• Smaller firms’ corporatio­n tax payments have tripled while larger companies pay 15 per cent less
• David Blanchflow­er
• Retailers struggle to make profits from soaring online sales
• Fewer switching energy supplier despite shake-up
• Week Ahead

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