The Independent - 2018-02-24

• A smooth Brexit would be in Europe’s interest too
• Make up your mind on future trade deal or we will do it for you, EU tells May
• Support is growing to keep UK in the customs union, rebel Conservati­ves say
• ‘Was it something I said?’ How celebs can rock the stock market without trying
• 3,000 Britons ‘die each year because of fuel poverty’
• Parents of brain-damaged son lose life-support appeal
• Second Brexit vote likely in current climate, says Blair
• Farage vows to return to frontline politics if public given second referendum
• Stephen Fry announces he is recovering from cancer
• Seymour recalls her own #MeToo story 48 years on
• Police response to victims sent ‘unhelpful message’ to Newcastle grooming gang
• Crisps and fruit teas linked to severe tooth errosion
• Liverpool GP told to deliver deportatio­n letter to patient
• Former BHS owner fined £87,000 by investigat­ors over collapse of retailer
• Final straw: EU considers single-use plastics ban
• Do major coffee chains offer china cups to customers?
• ‘Beast from the east’ to bring snow and sub-zero temperatur­es to Britain
• Sussex students clash as protesters storm campus
• Organ donation consent law change is in danger of ‘underminin­g’ public trust
• Persimmon slashes CEO’s bonus after public outcry
• Trimming bosses’ obscene bonuses is an empty gesture
• Student murdered man after WhatsApp argument over ‘who was least gay’
• Home news in brief
• Trump says arming teachers would be ‘major deterrent’ following Florida massacre
• ‘Parkland is a wake-up call’: families of previous school shooting victims speak out
• FBI investigat­ing whether NRA took Russian money
• Cover-up fears as satellite images of Rohingya homes show extent of bulldozing
• Human Rights Watch hits out at Turkey’s ‘unlawful killings’ in northern Syria
• Australian deputy PM resigns amid sex scandal
• World news in brief
• Thanks to Stormzy, politics came back to music in a big way – and quite right too
• The armed ‘good guy’ proved what we knew about the NRA’s arguments all along
• Ghouta bombing won’t stop as army keeps up pressure
• I care about my students, but this is why I’ve been driven into taking strike action
• Corbyn is about to bare Labour’s teeth over Brexit – effective opposition at last
• Mea culpa: how to read the writing on the wall
• If we’re arming teachers, let’s arm all the students as well
• Nobel laureate and pioneer of molecular cell biology with a passion for buildings
• RBS posts its first annual profit in a decade
• Workers put in £31bn of free overtime last year
• Investor caution over Brexit set to end house price boom
• A loss-making miner in the Nevada desert strikes gold – as a runway for tech firms
• Business in brief
• Why rent controls may end up costing millenials more
• Government plans to raid £500m in ‘forgotten’ pension funds for charity
• Students hit by rent costs face living on ‘£1 a day’
• Gone is the time of EFL Cup finals heralding in a new generation
• City’s FA Cup exit raises the stakes at Wembley
• Delph’s transforma­tion may one day stand as proof of Guardiola’s genius
• Wenger plays down Guardiola’s impact
• Guardiola denies City starting dominant era
• Jesus could make surprise City return for final
• Meeting Chelsea means ‘less and less’, says Jose
• Conte changes tack towards Mourinho before clash
• How Mourinho’s fiery Chelsea exit in 2007 is now being felt at Old Trafford
• Pochettino unconcerne­d by potential Alderweire­ld exit
• Klopp ‘proud’ of Firmino after racism probe ends
• Martin Dubravka interview: Newcastle keeper opens up on deadline day move
• Pulis and Coleman having very different experience­s in the North-east
• Robshaw warns Scotland against mind games
• Warburton: Welsh depth has made rivals take notice
• Bastareaud stars as France end losing streak
• GB women curlers promise to fight for bronze
• Bobsledder is latest Russian to fail doping test
• McLaren reveal new Renaultpow­ered MCL33
• DISAFFECTE­D YOUTH
• LOST IN TRANSLATIO­N
• ONLY A GAME?
• THE CONCRETE BLOC
• EAT, DRINK, BE MERRY
• PIECE OF MY TART
• CHOW IN A MINUTE
• ON TO PASTIES NEW
• GET WITH THE BEET
• BLESS THIS MESS
• HIGH-STEAKS GAME
• GET ARTY WITH IT
• THAT’S MY RACKET!
• SURE OF A TREAT
• ALL AFLUTTER
• BIRTHDAYS
• FINDING BALANCE
• BIRD ON A WIRE
• THE MAIN OFFENDERS
• BACK TO THE LAND
• BLADES OF GORY
• BEST OF THE REST
• WORTH THEIR SALT
• BEST OF THE REST
• COUNTRY FOUL
• BEAKS BEARING GIFTS
• PUPPET OR MASTER?
• LIVING ON THE EDGE
• GIVE PISTE A CHANCE
• WE CRUISE, WE LOSE
• GET THE CUBAN FEEL
• FIFTY SHADES OF RED
• ARE WE LOSING OUT IN VEGAS SWITCH?

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