The Independent - 2017-01-21

• He’s right: we’ve never seen his like before
• Pomp, populism and so many promises: the People’s President leads America into the unknown
• As Trump paraded through the capital, violence broke out just a few blocks away
• President and the people – a love-hate relationsh­ip
• What he said in his inaugural address – and what he really meant
• ‘From this day onwards it is only going to be America first – America first!’
• America’s 45th President undermined democracy as soon as he was sworn in
• From one reality TV star to another – but it’s hardly Beyoncé and Springstee­n
• Turning back the Obama years: Trump’s first acts
• How much power will Trump really have?
• All the President’s rich, white men: how the new cabinet breaks down
• Mike Pence could be key to Donald Trump avoiding clashes with Congress
• Cannabis group passes out free joints to protesters
• Women prepare to march on Washington because ‘our voices must be heard’
• ‘As a Muslim American, I’ve never been more afraid’
• Money talks: what does Trump mean for the dollar?
• ‘I’ll be right there with you’: Obama bows out – and moves out – in style
• UK demonstrat­ors begin to mobilise against Trump
• The rise of Donald Trump and Isis have more in common than you think
• Trump had better get his first meeting with Putin right – or it could be his last
• The President’s promise to ‘eradicate’ terrorism may only fuel its flames
• Inaugurati­on news in brief
• Farage claims Trump will sign US-UK trade deal within 90 days
• Government did not offer Nissan ‘blank cheque’ to stay in the UK post-Brexit
• Shadow minister ‘leaning towards’ voting against triggering Article 50
• Ukip’s Nuttall to fight crucial by-election seat
• If the EU plays hardball with May, we could end up on Planet Trump
• George Osborne to join BlackRock firm as adviser
• Police in Bristol taser their own race relations adviser
• Global warming never ‘paused’ and could soon accelerate, Nasa warns
• Home news in brief
• Destructio­n and wave of executions return as Isis asserts power in Palmyra
• Turkish MP chains herself to speaker’s podium in protest at Erdogan powers
• Ten survivors found buried in hotel after Italy avalanche
• Child among four killed as car ploughs into crowd of pedestrian­s in Melbourne
• Gambia ruler ‘agrees to give up power and go into exile’
• Amanda Knox’s ex denies making online jokes about murder of British student
• World news in brief
• Trump’s first gift will be another financial crisis
• The idea of girls growing up in a world with a leader like Trump makes me sick
• White liberals protesting against Trump today will fail to fight racism tomorrow
• The language tricks Trump used to convince Americans to vote him in as President
• The ‘peace generation’ in which I grew up owes Martin McGuinness a debt
• Davos showed me that the global elite isn’t interested in ending inequality
• Mea culpa: journalese skyrockets by 46 per cent
• However you feel about Brexit, don’t call us little Englanders
• Financial markets shrug off talk of US protection­ism
• George Soros says markets will falter as a result of Donald Trump presidency
• Christine Lagarde warns against ‘race to the bottom’ on taxes and regulation
• UK retail sales in biggest drop in almost five years
• Lloyd’s of London CEO to set up EU subsidiary in Brexit contingenc­y plan
• Chinese economy beats expectatio­ns to grow 6.7%
• Uber’s latest legal hit sends a strong message to the global sharing economy
• HSBC cutting around 100 senior banking jobs globally
• Are contactles­s cards putting your cash at risk?
• The ‘poverty premium’ pushing the Just About Managing to the edge
• New bereavemen­t support is a drop in the ocean
• Maybe I am not as good as you thought, says Guardiola
• Aguero took Guardiola for dinner, not contract talks
• Pochettino no longer facing Guardiola as plucky upstart
• City must help Gabriel Jesus settle quickly
• Gerrard in Liverpool return to take coaching role
• Klopp surprised at Liverpool’s title challenge
• Klopp says Matip situation is unfair on Liverpool
• Shaw enduring ‘difficult period’ at United
• Mourinho leaves door open for Depay return
• Conte to take blame if Costa fails to perform
• ‘Very happy’ Costa puts Conte row behind him
• Wenger denies Barton’s Arsenal transfer claims
• Allardyce interested in Jenkinson and Van Aanholt
• Sunderland can’t buy their way out of trouble – Moyes
• Germany confirm bid to host Euro 2024
• Evans outshines Murray with another shock win
• ‘Worse for wear’ Pietersen ‘handed me off’, says Evans
• Federer back to his best to set up Nishikori clash
• Commentato­r axed after Venus ‘gorilla’ comment
• Jones identifies lack of leaders in England squad
• Strength in depth will strike fear into England’s rivals
• Broken hand keeps Hales out of India tour
• Kaymer leads by one shot in Abu Dhabi
• THE ART OF PROTEST
• TAKING A BITE OUT OF A BRUTAL TRADE
• BACK TO HIS ROOTS
• EXPECTATIO­NS ARE RISING
• SUPER CITRUS
• FEELING THE BURN?
• TOP OF THE FLOCK
• EASTERN PROMISES
• WONTON MORE
• Braised ribs and tendon
• FOOD WITH A VIEW
• THE HIGHLAND SLING
• UNDER COVER
• TO INFINITI, BUT NOT YET BEYOND
• POWER OF SILENCE
• ‘I ALWAYS FELT LIKE A GOOFY CELERY STICK’
• CAN’T BE BLEAT
• LUST FOR LIFE
• PAST IMPERFECT
• WIDOW’S PEAK
• BEST OF THE REST
• SWEET ADDICTION
• BEST OF THE REST
• PARADISE, FOUND
• BREEZE OF THE MED
• PORTUGAL CALLS
• TIME WARP GOTHAM
• PAST THEIR PRIME?
• CAN WE GET FROM HAVANA TO MIAMI?

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