The Independent - 2018-08-07

• The mess of Brexit should be blamed on Brexit itself
• Record number of police officers have second jobs to boost ‘insulting’ wages
• Women more likely to survive heart attacks when treated by female doctors
• Britain set to ‘ask Russia for extraditio­n’ of suspects in Salisbury novichok attack
• Ben Stokes mocked gay men then lost control in nightclub fight, jury hears
• EU: We’re working 24/7 for an agreement with Britain
• Sturgeon demands to hear May’s plan B for Brexit deal
• No deal would put public safety at risk, police warn
• Johnson’s niqab comments ‘fan flames of Islamophob­ia’
• Hodge denies Labour claim she ‘expressed regret’ over Corbyn antisemiti­sm row
• Vandals spray Rees-Mogg’s home with offensive graffiti
• Walking down the aisle at a combined age of 167, the country’s oldest newlyweds
• MP calls for review of rapist police officer’s early release
• Internatio­nal students hit with threats of deportatio­n in fake Home Office scam
• Top universiti­es urged to accept vocational subjects to boost student diversity
• Scientists call for oil drilling ban as mysterious tremors continue to strike Surrey
• Deaths from opioid fentanyl nearly double in just a year
• Here comes the sun... again
• Revealed by wildfire, huge ‘Eire’ sign for WWII pilots
• Interest rate worries take sheen off high street sales
• Home news in brief
• Trump reimposes sanctions on Iran – in a move the EU said it ‘deeply’ regrets
• Scores are shot in Chicago during weekend of violence
• Saudi Arabia airline halts Toronto flights amid human rights row with Canada
• British millionair­e may face life in jail after dam collapse kills 48 people in Kenya
• Tourists flee Indonesian island Lombok after earthquake kills at least 98
• World new in brief
• The Windrush gagging order scandal will haunt the Tories
• The public must be in the driving seat on Brexit: that’s why we back a Final Say
• How does treatment for social media addiction actually work? I have ideas
• Voices of reason in both the Conservati­ve and Labour parties look set to split away
• Let’s focus on the Donald’s achievemen­ts in office – after all, that’s what he wants
• Anger spilling into action is becoming the new normal – this should worry all of us
• Mnangagwa fails to grasp the impact this violence will have on Zimbabwe’s future
• Johnson is making a bid for the xenophobic vote, and minorities will pay the price
• Soviet villain of American wrestling who charmed the US during the Cold War
• A CURE FOR CRIME?
• SO, HOW DO I LOOK?
• BROTHERLY LOVE
• BARE NECESSITIE­S
• KEYBOARD CULTURE
• FRESH AS A DAISY
• SAUL IN THE DETAIL
• BEFORE THE FRINGE
• STILL A GAS, GAS, GAS The Gaslight Anthem, Eventim Apollo, Manchester
• SHOULD MY TOUR OPERATOR STEP UP?
• LENTIL HEALTH
• BIRTHDAYS
• Barclays faces legal action over PPI policy failures
• Pound slumps amid no-deal Brexit talk by government
• House of Fraser closures to go ahead after settlement reached with landlords
• New car sales rise in July after turbulent six months
• London’s vast wealth hides struggles of Brexit Britain
• Business news in brief
• Chelsea close in on Butland after Courtois goes AWOL
• Sarri faces challenges of imprinting his identity
• Guardiola already in the next phase of his evolution
• Walker: I’d have been stupid not to return early
• Luiz already ‘in love’ with Sarri’s style
• United refusing to sell World Cup winner Pogba
• Celtic learn opponents for final play-off round
• Can Leeds avoid burning out under Bielsa brilliance?
• Facebook to stream free Serie A and La Liga games
• Ollie Pope: the Englishman so good even the Aussies want him to succeed
• Champion Hall hoping to inspire next generation
• Willett relishing PGA Championsh­ip challenge as comeback gathers pace
• Fury holds key to heavyweigh­t stand-off between AJ and Wilder
• Ashton on the uncertaint­y of his England recall
• Johnson-Thompson: Time has come to prove myself against the best

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