The Independent - 2018-09-14

• Serwotka’s interventi­on will only deepen Labour’s antisemiti­sm crisis
• Labour antisemiti­sm row could have been created by Israel, union boss says
• Takes the biscuit: I’m not that into baking, admits Bake Off’s Prue Leith
• Britons to face severe travel chaos after no-deal Brexit
• No-deal Brexit could lead to financial crisis, says Carney
• Novichok suspects insist they were ‘sightseein­g’
• Terrible weather then wanted for murder – the Russian holiday from hell
• Tories backing far-right Orban to boost Brexit, says Muslim Council of Britain
• Fitness trackers and genetic testing will send ‘worried well into hyperdrive’
• Former SAS man accused of plagiarisi­ng segments of spy thriller for his memoir
• Afghan man deported to Kabul shot dead by Taliban
• NHS summer crisis ‘worst on record’, experts warn
• More white people arrested for terror offences than any other ethnic group
• Most terror suspects in the UK are white? I’ve been expecting this developmen­t
• Half of dead baby turtles found with plastic in their stomachs, study reveals
• Doctors’ erratic meningitis advice putting children at severe risk, charity warns
• Sajid Javid rejects abortion clinic ‘buffer zones’ to the dismay of campaigner­s
• Endangered birds ‘vanish without a trace’, raising suspicions of illegal killings
• Prisons inspector demands urgent resolution to problems at HMP Bedford
• Home news in brief
• ‘I hope God protects us’
• Puerto Rico death toll made up ‘to make me look bad’
• ‘They threw my baby in the trash’: US bill introduced to protect pregnant prisoners
• ‘Dine-and-dash’ dater, who allegedly left women with hefty bills, could face jail
• Russian war games showcase military strength of Putin’s ‘peaceful state’
• Pussy Riot activist seriously ill after suspected poisoning
• Turkey raises key interest rate to stem currency crisis
• Aung San Suu Kyi defends jailing of journalist­s who probed Rohingya killings
• World news in brief
• I was a banker at Lehman Brothers during its final days – no one predicted the crisis
• Branson hates lateness? He’d better not take a trip on our creaking rail network, then
• Double-crossed by a forgiven deputy, the death of a Syrian general shows war isn’t over
• Brown is right – we’ve been ignoring the cause of a new financial crisis for decades
• We must work with the EU on terror following Brexit
• The extremists have already taken hold of the Tory party
• Actor who starred in some of Britain’s best comedies
• FASC FORWARD
• A HIDDEN SIDE
• THE CHANCER
• RICH PICKINGS
• SHORT OF A FEVER
• FROM A THREAD
• IS TERRORISM LIKELY IN THE BALKANS?
• SIMPLY THE ZEST
• BIRTHDAYS
• John Lewis profits plunge 99% with outlook gloomy amid ‘challengin­g’ market
• Bank of England warns of greater Brexit uncertaint­y as interest rates stay put
• Morrisons reports best quarter in nine years
• Talking the talk on Nafta is fine but can Trump walk it in negotiatin­g a new deal
• Business news in brief
• Liverpool now have chance to show they have surpassed Tottenham
• Lloris to remain captain despite drink-driving
• Doucoure throws support behind ‘show-off’ Pogba
• United go to high-flying Watford wary to avoid Gracia’s carefully laid traps
• City break £500m revenue and report £10.4m profit
• Emery calls on Ozil to bring more to final third
• Emery in the dark over Gazidis exit talk
• Palace would move for LoftusChee­k in January
• Spain resurgence leaves painful sense of ‘what if?’
• Who are the YouTubers signing up Brewster to their new agency?
• Surrey win first County Championsh­ip for 16 years
• Who will replace Cook? We crunch the numbers
• Pichot: Rugby needs new blueprint to survive
• Red Bull denies Toro Rosso are eyeing Schumacher son
• It’s time for young blood at Ferrari, and Leclerc is more than ready
• Pay-per-view boxing ‘will end in tears,’ says Hearn
• McGregor sued by Chiesa over bus attack

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