The Independent - 2018-02-22

• Gun control is only the start of tackling a more pervasive problem
• UK would have to pay even higher Brexit divorce bill for longer transition period
• Jeremy Corbyn ‘was in Derbyshire’ when spy claims they met in London
• Labour could win London elections with best results of any party in half century
• Finally, the ‘new’ Corbyn turns up for question time
• Middle and low incomes set to flatline until at least 2021
• Brit Awards finally paying attention to British music
• Government air pollution plans so inadequate they are unlawful, High Court rules
• MPs attack Government­s plastic pollution promises
• Judge blocks council from outsourcin­g children’s health services to Virgin
• Billy Graham, legendary evangelist, dies aged 99
• Children left alone with paedophile­s as London police services fall short
• Immigrants have been ‘moving and mixing’ across Europe since ancient times
• Britain’s Neolithic people vanished in just 300 years
• Official NHS figures reveal over 100,000 vacant posts
• Antidepres­sants work and should be prescribed more
• Our charity auction: win prizes from sunshine getaways to private dining
• INCREDIBLE PRIZES ON OFFER
• Met Police lose landmark appeal in Worboys case
• Teenager’s suicide sparks calls for action on mental health crisis in UK prisons
• Jobless rate rises for first time in almost two years
• Britain’s first women-only club to open in London
• British beaches make waves in Europe coastline survey
• Government orders review into vaginal mesh, epilepsy drug and Primodos scandals
• Two young men stabbed to death in north-west London
• Home news in brief
• Civilian death count rises as strikes hit medical facilities
• The West’s outrage over Ghouta shows our naivety of the war’s complexiti­es
• Change gun laws or ‘we’ll vote you out’, say students
• School staff could carry concealed guns, says Trump
• Donald Trump is flailing thanks to a coalition of angry high school students
• Erdogan ally accuses Kurds of releasing Isis fighters to wage terror on Turkey
• Embattled Israeli PM left fighting for his political life
• Macron unveils contentiou­s immigratio­n crackdown
• World news in brief
• Aid workers aren’t saints and they can ‘go bad’ – I did
• The Government was lying when it said mental health funding was at record levels
• Brexit will undermine the success of UK universiti­es
• We started a new political party to overturn Brexit
• It’s easy for men at the top of charities to say sorry – we must demand more of them
• Food waste? What’s wrong with a wonky vegetable?
• Peerless evangelist whose determinat­ion was absolute
• A NETWORK THAT KEEPS ON GROWING
• A COMEDIAN WALKS INTO A WOLF REFUGE
• ENERGY TO SPURN
• WATERSHED MOMENT
• HAVE YOU GOT THE NOSE FOR DEATH?
• SCIENCE IN BRIEF
• ’TOOTH AND JUSTICE
• APOCALYPSE REBORN
• MONSTER FAREWELL
• FACING THE STAGE
• WHAT IF MY HOTEL ISN’T BUILT IN TIME?
• DIRTY HARICOT
• BIRTHDAYS
• Lloyds posts largest annual profit in over a decade
• Majority of UK companies have gender pay gap
• Half of UK companies have been victims of economic crime in past two years
• People on unstable income are five times more likely to resort to high-cost credit
• Apple in talks to buy cobalt directly from miners
• Business news in brief
• De Gea’s stunning save helps United claim draw with Sevilla
• An attempt to explain the McTominay paradox
• Wenger will not drop Ospina for cup clashes
• The time has come to take Europe more seriously
• Courtois to Chelsea – ‘Pay me or lose me’
• Willian: Chelsea can beat Barcelona in Spain
• Firmino cleared of racially abusing Holgate
• Muirhead’s ‘pistol shot’ knocks out Canada
• ‘The Peace Olympics’ is proving a tough sell
• The man who went from indoor slope to medal hope
• Scotland stick with Russell but Townsend recalls duo
• Brunel rings the changes ahead of Italy clash
• F1 in talks to return to Argentina after 20 years
• Australia beat New Zealand in rain-affected final

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