The Independent - 2018-11-22

• Tackling homelessne­ss should be Rudd’s priority
• More than 1,000 people made homeless per month
• Families affected by benefit cap could move or take in a lodger, minister says
• MPs calls on ministers to delay universal credit vote
• Scramble to break deadlock
• New Brexit vote on table if MPs reject deal, Rudd says
• May knows that going crazy is the only sane thing to do
• Let Labour govern if May’s deal fails, says McDonnell
• If MPs want a Final Say, they should hold their fire
• Politics news in brief
• British PhD student jailed for life in UAE for spying
• May’s boost to community care ‘not enough to deliver significan­t changes’
• ‘I still love her’: terminally ill man whose cheating wife conspired to murder him
• Less than half of tuition fees income spent on teaching
• Court overturns removal of extremists’ UK citizenshi­p
• Landmark ruling will pave the way for others to appeal
• Harry Leslie Smith unwell: Corbyn leads support for WW2 veteran and activist
• Giant mammal extinction­s caused by climate change
• Anger over Gosport broken promises and silence
• Hartlepool public urged not to take law into own hands
• Mordaunt unveils £11m for child victims of war after The Independen­t’s petition
• ‘Thank goodness for the brave young women who are standing up for change’
• We can’t let millions of children affected by war become a lost generation
• Home news in brief
• Europe refrains from harsh response to Iran terror plots
• Interpol rejects Putin ally
• Monument to indifferen­ce
• Chief justice defends judiciary against Trump’s ‘Obama judge’ criticisms
• Troops authorised to use lethal force along border
• Saudi Arabia ‘electrocut­ed and flogged female activists until they could not walk’
• Man dies after being hit by plane on Moscow runway
• British troops being sent to Ukraine only serve to aid Kremlin’s propaganda war
• Polish nun who hid Jews from Nazis dies aged 110
• US tourist ‘killed by tribe on remote Indian island’
• UN calls out Italy over its ‘unashamed racist rhetoric’
• World news in brief
• We saved 10,000 children during the Kindertran­sport: we must do the same today
• Italy’s xenophobia is not just a national issue: Europe’s complacenc­y is to blame
• Ohio’s draconian stance on abortion shows us that equality can go backwards
• Westminste­r is still far from achieving gender equality
• Are bitcoin’s troubles a signal that cryptocurr­encies could soon be worthless?
• Donald Trump’s tactlessne­ss is not a clever political choice
• Blaming Saudi Arabia for the war in Yemen ignores Iran’s role in the conflict
• How seriously should we take rocket man Elon Musk?
• May must work with the opposition to fix this mess
• East German admiral who served as defence minister after the Berlin Wall fell
• HARD LUCK TORIES
• STORE AND ORDER
• NEVER LOOK BACK
• UP THE EVOLUTION
• PLAY IT BY EAR
• VIVE LA REVOLUTION
• STEPS AND MISSTEPS
• DANCING QUEENS
• ARE WE DUE REMIT AFTER RUDE REBUFF?
• CURRYING FLAVOUR
• TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS
• US ramps up trade tensions ahead of crucial summit
• Ikea to slash jobs worldwide as part of major reshuffle
• Patisserie Valerie auditor investigat­ed after financial irregulari­ties discovered
• Bombardier to cut 500 jobs in Northern Ireland
• A bitter pill: the hidden cost of Trump’s sanctions
• Business news in brief
• O’Neill and Keane resign as Ireland managing duo
• O’Neill is yesterday’s man but Ireland’s future without him remains as bleak
• Queiroz wants to succeed O’Neill in Ireland role
• A long day in the life of a Football League manager
• United’s value drops by £300m as share price dives
• Premier League reject FA plans to limit number of foreign players
• Guardiola warned by FA over referee comments
• Barca must pay €100m premium on Liverpool stars
• When the Libertador­es ruled the world
• Broad to replace rested Anderson for third Test
• Anderson admits he felt like ‘spare part’ in Sri Lanka
• Tuilagi faces make-or-break England training session
• France to wear rainbow laces to support Thomas
• Williams settles wrongful death lawsuit after car crash
• The forgotten story of Bunny Sterling, an odds-defying pioneer
• Why the 2026 Winter Olympics might soon be left with only one bidder
• How Darlington’s finest took Chinese golf by storm

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