The Independent - 2018-02-23

• The Corbyn files
• Happy pill debate
• Get your skates on
• Not so united
• The drop in EU nationals shows Brexit threatens to undo years of prosperity
• NHS drug errors linked to 22,000 deaths a year
• Brexit uncertaint­y causing fall in immigratio­n from EU
• Red wine compound ‘could help combat tooth decay’
• Brexit divorce bill ‘will rise by up to £5bn’ if May seeks to extend transition period
• EU rejects Theresa May’s ‘three baskets’ trade plan
• May’s Brexit transition plan is ‘a poor piece of work’, says Jacob Rees-Mogg
• Labour would ‘seek joint trade deals with the EU’
• Tear tests could spot early hallmark of Parkinson’s
• Grenfell not forgotten says PM after Stormzy swipe
• British Gas owner Centrica to cut 4,000 jobs by 2020
• These job losses are painful, but prove Ed Miliband was right about price freezes
• Antidepres­sants help some people but turned me into a zombie: caution is needed
• Jo Marney is not a ‘private racist’ – she’s a public one
• Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe ‘kept in jail by UK-Iran haggling over cash’
• Fourth Briton dies after helicopter crash in the Grand Canyon
• Students demand payback for classes lost as lecturers embark on wave of walkouts
• One hundred women go on hunger strike at Yarl’s Wood detention centre
• Lab-grown cancer tumours could personalis­e treatment
• From Russia with snow: Arctic blast to sweep UK
• Discovery of cave paintings and decorated shells reveals Neandertha­ls were artists
• Origin of domesticat­ed horses ‘turned upside down’ by DNA analysis
• Couple jailed for planning Isisinspir­ed attack after meeting on dating website
• MPs grill KPMG and Deloitte over Carillion’s ‘worthless’ accounts
• White powder delivered to palace sparks terror alert
• Home news in brief
• Melania’s parents’ green cards may be from chain migration, says lawyer
• Iran says nuclear sanctions scare off Western banks
• United Nations pleads for end to killing in Damascus
• Haiti suspends Oxfam aid work pending investigat­ion
• World news in brief
• Arming teachers in schools is a great idea; just one or two practical issues to iron out...
• There’s a good reason why antiMuslim ideology hasn’t found a home in Portugal
• Billy Graham’s disturbing­ly homophobic views have been omitted amid rampant grief
• Jeremy ‘Stalin’ Corbyn must explain himself to the nation
• A Robin Hood tax on banks would help the NHS and those hardest hit by austerity
• Donald Trump deserves a schooling if he thinks that teachers should carry guns
• Industrial­ist whose scrap deal started Falklands War
• A VICIOUS CYCLE
• PAINTING GLAD
• TEMPLE OF DOME
• TOMORROW’S WORLD
• HOST WITH THE MOST
• TURN A NEW LEAF
• A REAL BARN FIND
• THE FRAME GAME
• STARS CROSS LOVERS
• JORJA ON MY MIND
• BEST OF THE REST
• WORTH THEIR SALT
• BEST OF THE REST
• HOW CAN I TAKE MY PILLS INTO EGYPT?
• GDP growth revised down for final quarter of 2017
• Barclays posts 10% annual profits rise as investment division earnings fall
• Ford chief to leave over ‘inappropri­ate behaviour’
• Sky customers to see price increases from April
• US athletes turn to bitcoin to fund Olympic dreams
• Business news in brief
• Arsenal survive fright to reach last 16
• United have become reliant on De Gea masterclas­ses
• Young McTominay aiming to repay Mourinho’s faith
• Pardew: Evans has not been stripped of captaincy
• Where frustrated Bale goes next is far from clear
• Scotland reminds Jones of how far England have come
• England recall Hughes for Calcutta Cup test
• Furlong and Henderson both absent for Ireland
• Chaotic France give Italy chance to worsen Bleus
• GB knocked out after semifinal play-off defeat
• Ryding eyes Beijing 2022 after encouragin­g result
• Joshua’s road into USA could begin with Miller
• Bellew on sparring Haye: ‘He hit me so hard my leg kicked out like a donkey’
• Hamilton set to sign most lucrative deal in history
• Konta thanks fans for understand­ing after exit
• British Gymnastics fire coach after investigat­ion

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