The Independent - 2020-06-19

• Another promise that isn’t close to being delivered on
• NHS tracing app ditched for Google-Apple model
• A debacle that should have been resolved much sooner
• Warnings of ‘gaping hole’ in Test and Trace system
• Raab: I will only kneel for the Queen and the missus
• Meet the man who’s always on the wrong side of history
• It feels like the Tories are doing everything they can to enrage black people
• State schools offered £1bn ‘catch up package’ for time lost during lockdown
• Scotland loosens rules on people meeting up outside
• ‘No sense’ dragging out trade talks into autumn, Johnson tells Macron
• Key workers and over-50s to be given vaccine priority
• Baby aged 13 days believed to be youngest UK victim
• ‘A genuine icon’: tributes as Dame Vera Lynn dies at 103
• ‘Vera was the only star we ever saw in the jungle’
• Wartime singer who spoke to the heart of a nation
• Police chiefs develop ‘plan of action’ on race inequality
• Will Rishi Sunak break the triple lock on pensions?
• Nurse claims Met ‘racially profiled’ her during arrest
• Top companies apologise for historical slavery links
• Swing Low, Sweet Chariot under review by rugby body
• Public dislike for Corbyn played ‘significan­t’ role in Labour’s historic defeat
• Up to half of rough sleepers housed in lockdown ‘may have no support afterwards’
• Fears mount that the most at risk will be left behind
• Children’s ward closes after all staff forced to self-isolate due to positive virus test
• Health leaders warn against resumption of inspection­s
• ‘I was in floods of tears’
• Australia deports Briton who beheaded a teenager
• Home news in brief
• Seven explosive claims in Bolton’s book on Trump
• Trump appears to ignore small business owner to tweet threat to China
• Young migrants cannot be stripped of legal protection, rules US Supreme Court
• Trump signs Uighurs bill despite claims he backed camps for Muslim minority
• Trump ads removed from Facebook violated ‘policy against organised hate’
• Senior official resigns over Trump’s response to antiracism protests
• Unnamed state targets Australia in cyber attack
• V for Vidor: the notorious KKK town that welcomed a Black Lives Matter march
• ‘The government finds an enemy for the people’
• World news in brief
• Look behind the lockdown cliches and you’ll see what is really worrying Johnson
• The rise in hate crime scares me more than coronaviru­s
• Boris’s Clown Force One can unite the world – in laughter
• England’s schools are a thoroughly modern mess
• There’s ‘Game of Thrones’ and then there’s fantasy
• How did major politician­s become so out of touch?
• Government must drop its pointscori­ng DFID merger
• Influentia­l father of private equity in the Persian Gulf
• National Trust and English Heritage must reveal the truth about slavery profits
• THE VINYL FRONTIER
• DEALS ON WHEELS
• My Tui deposit has been withheld, can you help?
• BIRTHDAYS
• HIGHWAY TO HELL
• Young... gifted and back
• Rewriting the script
• THE FOG OF WAR
• MULTITUDE OF WINS
• Bank of England in £100bn stimulus to help economy
• Gilt free? How BoE’s latest purchase could help or hinder economic recovery
• Factory set to close within days unless Green’s fashion empire pays for orders
• Donations or reparation­s? Companies address their uncomforta­ble histories
• Mallorca hopes trailblazi­ng tourists kickstart economy
• Business news in brief
• Taking a knee and a stand, players will not be muted
• Ozil and Stones outcast as clubs look towards future
• There is one asterisked moment from this season – but it’s not Liverpool’s title
• Who should be Manchester United’s third midfielder?
• Campbell: I’m driven by wanting to make dad proud’
• Sport news in brief

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