The Independent - 2017-06-17

• Our only hope to stop North Korea
• Finally, a sensible voice on Brexit
• This is May’s Katrina moment
• For the Grenfell Tower victims, the truth must be establishe­d
• Government response is an ‘unacceptab­le failure’, says Jeremy Corbyn
• Crowds storm town hall as anger over blaze grows
• Theresa May bundled out of church by side door while protesters chant ‘coward’
• PM’s aide keeps silent when pressed on delayed fire safety review
• Met Police confirm 30 dead and 12 remain critical
• Residents complained two years ago of ‘cut corners’
• ‘Gas was leaking’: victim’s brother says residents’ complaints were ignored
• Fire brigade told council to review cladding months before fatal blaze
• Couple’s last message as flames rose in 23rd-floor flat: ‘I don’t want to die’
• ‘I tripped over bodies’: a harrowing tale of escape
• The Sun denies journalist ‘impersonat­ed victim’s relative’ to get interview
• ‘Man with knife’ tasered and arrested as Parliament put on lockdown
• Theresa May will start Brexit negotiatio­ns in a dreadfully weak position
• PC Keith Palmer awarded posthumous bravery medal
• Tesco fined £8m for petrol station leak in Lancashire
• BA cabin crew announce twoweek strike in July
• Home news in brief
• Death of Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi could see jihadis’ resistance crumble
• Trump announces new Cuba trade restrictio­ns
• Cosby jury deliberati­ons continue into fifth day
• Michelle Carter guilty of goading boyfriend into killing himself, judge rules
• Helmut Kohl, father of reunificat­ion, dies aged 87
• Macron’s party remains on course for historic landslide in French parliament
• World news in brief
• Labour needs to turn moral victory into tangible triumph by the next general election
• Corbyn’s hero-worshipper­s need to manage expectatio­ns
• Tories failed renters before the Grenfell disaster – and nothing has changed since
• Influentia­l Chancellor who reunified Germany
• Amazon to buy organic supermarke­t Whole Foods
• Tesco reports strongest UK sales growth for seven years
• Tesco is biting back and its rivals can expect a fight
• Three fined for failing to ensure customers could contact emergency services
• Talking pounds, pence and cents to your young ones
• What investors can learn from past hung parliament­s
• How will a Tory-DUP deal affect personal finances?
• Ronaldo makes decision to leave Real Madrid after anger at Spanish tax probe
• Five possible destinatio­ns for wantaway Ronaldo
• Ronaldo may not yet leave, but here’s why he’s trying
• England U21s draw with Sweden in Euro opener
• The future is bright for refocused Everton
• Gatland to call up six players to Lions squad
• All Blacks demolish Samoa to fire warning to Lions
• Watson: We don’t fear competing aerially
• Maori All Blacks add fuel of Mana in effort to beat Lions
• Wales open tour with safe win over Tonga
• ‘I only have a couple of years left at the top’
• McGregor has a chance – no matter how small
• Cricket well placed to break its own boundaries
• SURVIVAL INSTINCT
• GOT A NOVEL IN YOU? RETREAT IS VICTORY
• REACHING FOR THE STARS AND STRIPES
• COME DINE WITH ME?
• CRUSH THE CRUNCH
• HOLY MACKEREL
• PAN FOR ALL SEASONS
• A MOVEABLE FEAST
• BOWLED OVER
• CALIFORNIA EATING
• TOO ASSERTIVE FOR A MANHATTAN
• MIX IT WITH THE BEST
• TURN BACK TIME
• BYE-BYE BLACKHEADS
• Sarah Young hunts down the essentials for partying in style
• ON YOUR MARQUES...
• BIRTHDAYS
• Chris Maume brings you his weekly braintease­r
• SATURDAY BRIDGE
• THE BULLDOG SPIRIT
• LOW-HANGING FRUIT
• ACCESS ALL AREAS
• SOUL DESTROYING
• BEST OF THE REST
• TAKE A CRACK AT IT
• BEST OF THE REST
• MAY THE FORCE...
• UP AND UNDER
• GEORGIA ON MY MIND
• THE FEAR FACTOR
• A MINE OF TREASURES
• FLIGHTS OF FANCY
• DO RAIL OPERATORS MANIPULATE FARES?

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