The Independent - 2019-02-20

• Traditiona­l political techniques are failing, to the nation’s detriment
• Isis teenager is now ‘stuck’ in Syrian camp, says lawyer
• Baby of Isis ‘bride’ taken into care after UK return
• Will Brexit make tracking terrorists more difficult?
• Unearthed in a prehistori­c Welsh quarry, the long-lost tools that built Stonehenge
• PM in Brussels again as she attempts to break deadlock
• Brexit breakthrou­gh is ‘in God’s hands’, Juncker says
• Eighth Labour MP resigns to join Independen­t Group
• Corbyn warned of ‘mass walkout’ as Labour Jewish group considers quitting
• Which other MPs could join the breakaway group?
• Corbyn’s stubborn software can no longer be updated
• Major: Zealot Brexiteers are now a party within a party
• Third of French and Italians think UK already left EU
• Chanel fashion supremo Karl Lagerfeld dies aged 85
• Carefully cultivated persona with the fabric to carry it off
• Despite problemati­c views, fashion’s most powerful man set change in motion
• How China could pour salt on Britain’s Brexit wounds
• Met Police: force 100 years from ethnic representa­tion
• Parents should use apps to boost literacy of children
• Police are denied full funds sought for Grenfell probe
• Czech mates: man stuck in Prague after accidental passport swap with friend
• Child poverty on course for record high by 2023-24
• Ignoring another warning will only lead to yet more cold and hungry children
• Home news in brief
• The city full of measles – and anti-vaxx propaganda
• Alabama newspaper calls for the KKK to ‘ride again’
• Defying Trump, Pelosi goes to Brussels to support Nato
• Bernie’s back: Sanders announces 2020 run for president against Trump
• Tunisia sees return of over 1,000 ‘terrorists’ since 2011
• Civilians trapped in last Isis area of Syria amid airstrikes
• Pakistan ‘will retaliate’ if India acts after bomb attack
• Menace towards Kashmiris is spreading across India
• Climate change ‘will fuel wars in the Middle East’
• Iran footballer summoned over foreign policy criticism
• The eight must show what they believe as well as oppose
• Party splits can often be a blessing for British politics
• Letting Derek Hatton back into Labour is a bad move
• Treating Muslim women like ornaments is alienating them
• Constantly buying new clothes is a ridiculous trend
• A trade spat can only make matters worse for Germany
• When political shifts occur, all views get equal priority
• The Independen­t Group is what this country needs
• Politician who forced IBM and Coca-Cola out of India
• Why the Brits should stick to honouring British artists
• HEAL GOOD FACTOR
• ESCAPE ROOMS
• ONE FOR THE BOOKS
• Will transit via Schiphol be affected from 29 March?
• IN-TENTS ADVENTURE
• And the winner should be...
• Detective drama that hands viewers a magnifying glass
• Respect due to EastEnders for a classic episode...
• QUIET REVOLUTION
• Honda confirms Swindon plant to shut down in 2021
• British Gas hikes bills for more than 3m households
• Greggs is on a sausage roll
• A renaissanc­e for Genoa?
• Business news in brief
• Tense and tactical contest harks back to days of old
• Van Dijk’s absence shaped Anfield stalemate in unexpected ways
• Champions League underachie­vers to deliver
• Bentaleb: ‘I’d be a hypocrite to say that I would not like to be at Tottenham’
• Ronaldo returns to Madrid in bid to haunt Atletico
• From Arsenal to Juventus: Meet Stephy Mavididi
• It is not just the fans who have turned on Sarri
• Nowell starts as Cokanasiga included in squad
• France put faith in Ntamack and Dupont
• Cook admits he has regrets over England career
• Joshua vows to ‘collect rent’ on US debut in New York
• Sport news in brief

The Independent - 2019-02-19

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