The Independent - 2020-07-21

• After many months of pain, scientists are giving us reason for cheer
• Oxford vaccine ‘safe’ and induces immune reaction
• UK signs deals to secure 90 million doses of vaccines
• ‘Promising’ virus treatment reduces symptom severity
• ‘Anti-vaxxers’ putting lives at risk, warns Hancock
• Moscow tried to influence UK general election, says longawaite­d Russia report
• As superpower­s clash, the UK is caught in the middle
• Another crisis? Great – it’ll distract us as we sleepwalk into a cold war with China
• Chief nurse dropped from briefings ‘along with others’
• Public sector workers to get above-inflation pay increase
• Are terror police really dropping ‘Islamist’ term?
• Heard says ‘monster’ Depp had threatened to kill her
• Loans company ‘deceiving’ students over debt payment
• Working-age households suffer ‘biggest income shock since mid-1970s’
• Millions may be forced to choose between legal assistance and poverty
• Campaigner­s ‘supremely confident’ ahead of state pension age rise hearing
• Grenfell contractor advised cheap cladding to pocket difference, inquiry hears
• Q magazine folds after 34 years as print struggles
• Works by top artists up for grabs at charity auction
• Rupert Cornwell Prize goes to ‘innovative’ journalist
• Home news in brief
• EU ‘near agreement’ on coronaviru­s recovery fund
• Coronaviru­s reveals another instance of EU disarray
• Japan brings in new rules for bars after virus spike
• Trump threatens to deploy federal troops to more cities
• West launches presidenti­al bid with teary abortion rant
• Body of lawyer believed to have shot judge’s son found
• World news in brief
• My patients are literally dying to save the NHS
• For gawping at people, you can‘t beat the British seaside
• British equivalent of Ardern? We finally have one in Dodds
• Formula One is stuck in the wrong gear on anti-racism
• Non-smoking zones will just put people off restaurant­s
• Shy trailblaze­r who gave the world Time Out magzine
• Coronaviru­s could change humanitari­an aid forever
• How koalas could help humans battle chlamydia
• MASS RESISTANCE
• DOUBLE ACT
• RIPPLE EFFECT
• A WORD IN YOUR EAR
• Marks & Spencer to cut 950 jobs after sales slump
• Job vacancies down 80%
• Hermes to hire 1,500 staff after online shopping surge
• Dividends have fallen at a record rate. What next?
• The music festival which refused to stop for Covid-19
• Business news in brief
• ‘We are in the presence of greatness’, says Root after Stokes’ latest supreme show
• Richarliso­n deals blow to Blades’ European hopes
• Is the old ‘Mourinho Way’ making its renaissanc­e?
• What’s next for Leeds as Bielsa begins to prepare for life in the Premier League?
• Uncomforta­ble questions will not stop until F1 gets antiracism stance in order

The Independent - 2020-07-20

The Independent - 2020-07-22