The Independent - 2018-03-24

• EU leaders prepare to expel Russian diplomats amid Salisbury poisoning fallout
• French President Macron calls supermarke­t attack an ‘act of Islamist terror’
• MPs’ letter to ministers warns failure to act on fire safety will put lives at risk
• The France attack changes nothing: Isis is a spent force
• EU leaders approve trade guidelines for Brexit talks
• Owen Smith sacked from shadow cabinet after calling for another referendum
• Cambridge Analytica’s London offices raided after search warrant granted
• Data Protection bill needs strengthen­ing if tech giants are to be held to account
• Parsons Green bomber jailed for at least 34 years
• Heathrow expansion ‘on track’ despite warnings of environmen­tal damage
• Hundreds of Britons abroad arrested for child sex offences in last five years
• Toxins in plastics, furniture and cosmetics ‘linked with brain disorders in children’
• UK to throw away a third more takeaway drink cups in next 12 years
• Millennial­s reject potential employers due to poor offices, new study shows
• Policeman who ‘used inside knowledge to cover tracks’ guilty of murdering wife
• Met Police apologise after officers’ crime scene selfie
• Wannabe a superhero? The Spice Girls are getting animated for a movie idea...
• ‘Damaging and offensive’: Ricky Gervais accused of transphobi­a in new show
• Vicar who campaigned to expose church abuse named ‘secularist of the year’
• Pictures of the Day
• From death sentence to halls of power? Gaddafi’s son ‘to bid for presidency’
• Trump’s national security adviser is a ‘hammer and he sees everything as a nail’
• Populist alliance scuppered by Berlusconi as Italian parliament begins in farce
• Teen rape victim forced to give birth in Paraguay dies
• Chinese space station will fall to Earth over Easter
• Weinstein owes money to former intern Malia Obama
• One hundred whales die in Western Australia after being stranded on beach
• Clinton didn’t lose because of Cambridge Analytica – she lost because of Trump
• Count Dankula’s conviction sets a dangerous precedent for freedom of speech
• Had Trump been president 15 years ago, we might have been spared the war in Iraq
• I value my privacy – and that’s why you’ll never catch me logging into Facebook
• The Boat Race is a symbol of outdated elitism and a vision of insufferab­le poshos...
• ...that celebrates the best of sporting drama, British prowess and proud tradition
• We’re ruining our country with waste – Michael Gove has the power to correct that
• Is the DWP actually capable of showing some heart?
• Aristocrat­ic actress and Eurovision presenter who became an agony aunt
• The high street is dead. Long live the high street?
• Next reports slump in profits and warns of challengin­g year ahead
• Prezzo to shut a third of restaurant­s with around 500 job losses expected
• China warns US not to take bilateral trade relations to ‘a dangerous place’
• Asian stocks tumble as Trump approves US tariffs on Chinese imports
• Broadband providers ‘fail to give customers adequate informatio­n on speeds’
• Business news in brief
• Number of people who say they will have to work at 70 or older doubles since 2010
• Reliance on parents leads to less ambition, finds study
• People working an average of 469 unpaid hours a year
• Lingard strike sinks Dutch to lift English spirits
• England’s midfield trio make compelling case
• Banega and Lanzini break Italy’s resistance
• Ronaldo downs Egypt as Germany and Spain draw
• Topal strike condemns Ireland to defeat in Turkey
• England women climb to highest-ever world ranking
• How much does it cost to run a women’s team?
• Sampson threatened Uefa official with metal pole
• Clement ready to put his ‘burning ambition’ to use
• Players return to duty but who will take account for this unholy mess?
• Williamson extends Black Caps advantage
• Cavendish pulls out of Gold Coast after horrifying crash
• The Boat Race is more than just Oxford vs Cambridge
• As F1 returns a rival emerges offering relevance and unpredicta­bility
• Row breaks out between Ferrari and Red Bull
• Parker brands Joshua ‘disrespect­ful’ ahead of fight
• COLLATERAL DAMAGE
• HISTORY’S OLDEST HATRED HOLDS SWAY
• ‘A 37P DEBT EQUALS A COURT SUMMONS'
• THE CROP RAIDERS
• LA PETITE JERUSALEM
• RHUBARB REBELLION
• SHARING IS CARING
• CHRIST IS RISEN
• SHEEP THRILLS
• VEGGING OUT
• BLESSED IN AMERICA
• HEY, SOLE SISTER
• COLOUR CODING
• PRIMED AND READY
• HEIR OF THE DOG
• IT MUST HAVE BEEN SOMETHING WE APE
• YOU WOULDN’T LIKE ME WHEN I’M ANGRY...
• SCHOOL’S OUT
• CRASH, BANG, WALLOP
• BEST OF THE REST
• JACK OVER-REACHER
• BEST OF THE REST
• THE UNION FLAK
• IT WAS ADORED ONCE
• FRENCH CONNECTION
• FRENCH CONNECTION
• CHEAP ’N’ CHEERFUL
• FLIGHT DELAYS, CASH AND A FLAWED LAW
• CABIN FEVER
• COULD WE RUN INTO RUSSIAN REFUSAL?
• COULD WE RUN INTO RUSSIAN REFUSAL?

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