The Independent - 2020-06-20

• Britain cannot assume it has beaten this virus
• Williamson: We want every child to be back in school
• Experts caution public not to change behaviour after official alert level is cut
• He’s like a forgotten radio whispering in the corner
• Covid-19 death rate highest for black men, data shows
• UK debt now bigger than size of the whole economy
• Cornwall vacation influx could ‘overrun hospitals’
• Ministers paid firms more than £11m to build tracing app – before abandoning it
• Asda meat factory shuts down after virus outbreak
• Anger at attempt to keep coronaviru­s cases secret
• Labour needs a full policy review to save its credibilit­y
• Reflection and unresolved tensions in Labour inquiry
• Foreign Office boss to step down early after merger with aid dept goes ahead
• Hopkins banned from using Twitter for ‘hateful conduct’
• One in four adults ‘having difficulty in affording food’
• Lord of the Rings and Alien star Ian Holm dies, aged 88
• Actor who excelled – from Shakespear­e to Hollywood
• 110 is the magic number to start a civilisati­on on Mars
• Government has moved on from fracking, says minister
• Home news in brief
• Trump tweets doctored video featuring toddlers warning of ‘fake news’
• Why China is Australia’s main cyber attack suspect
• Traces of virus found in Italy’s water in December
• World news in brief
• The fiascos presided over by Johnson have made people more cynical about his plans
• Serious about tackling our racist offenders? Then put them on a hate crime register
• Johnson must heed the deadly lessons of Covid-19
• Pubs are desperate to open, but are customers as keen?
• Time to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war
• Shopping isn’t going to be relaxing but we want it back
• As virus deaths fall, are we forgetting our humanity?
• Retail sales jump 12% as shops begin to reopen
• Robinhood democratis­es investment for all but it’s catnip for mug gamblers
• Venezuela’s rival presidents battle for gold in UK vaults
• Business news in brief
• Pogba and Fernandes earn United late draw at Spurs
• Ings strikes as Saints sweep past struggling Canaries
• Rememberin­g the last live league game on the BBC
• Sane rejects City contract offer ahead of Bayern move
• Is ‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot’ linked to slavery?
• Thomas embraces the chance to do nothing after years of stigma-busting
• Paralympia­n Zanardi in ‘serious’ handbike crash
• ‘She was a proven winner’
• ‘Good news in today’s world is like a fugitive’
• FACE IN THE CROWD
• How will travel be affected by Covid-19’s new status?
• Why we’re so eager to get back into restaurant­s again
• MERRY ENGLAND
• GREEN YOUR EATS
• HEADING SOUTH
• BIRTHDAYS
• I’m trying to do my part, however futile that feels
• REBEL ROUSER
• The corona monologues
• Let’s get physical
• Inside the raucous new south London guitar scene
• DIFFERENT CLASS
• POETRY IN MOTION

The Independent - 2020-06-19

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