The Independent - 2020-12-10

• Extending the transition period is a sensible option
• Brexit negotiatio­ns stall as both sides remain ‘far apart’
• Turbot was on the menu, in more ways than one
• A deal will be done, but I’m not sure on which Sunday
• Vaccine warning after NHS staff suffer allergic reactions
• No time for complacenc­y, warn top medical advisers
• Can Tories win back trust before the next election?
• Why lockdown 2.0 may have been unnecessar­y
• Ports call for government help to resolve congestion
• What the import problems mean for British consumers
• Nearly 70 wrongly charged with entering UK illegally
• World heading for 3C rise in temperatur­e this century
• Paris Agreement ‘pushing firms to act on climate’
• Grenfell insulation firm Kingspan hired PR agency to lobby MPs after fire
• ‘I wake up worrying’: the toll of working from home
• Four charged over toppling of Colston statue in Bristol
• Families with disabled children ‘at breaking point’
• Two million children ‘short of food’ during pandemic
• Spurs star backs our food drive after handing out meals to vulnerable fans
• Independen­t writers win acclaim at press awards
• Home news in brief
• Random Uighur detention revealed to rights group
• Spain orders descendant­s of dictator Franco from palace
• Four civilians are killed or wounded daily in Yemen... this is the price of ‘peace’
• Two-month alcohol ban prescribed for Russians receiving Sputnik vaccine
• 737 Max resumes passenger flights after being grounded
• World news in brief
• Let’s make flexible working a right and not a privilege
• Concussion forced me to end my profession­al rugby career
• There’s a way to make a fairer future for musicians
• The illicit and lucrative drug trade is no laughing matter
• The president is slowly but surely headed for obscurity
• Prince William’s train tour undermines the sacrifices made by ordinary people
• The voice of BBC golf coverage for half a century
• On the starboard tack
• Debtors Anonymous could be the next step in tackling a midnight shopping spree
• Science in brief
• Motorbikes are beginning to think for themselves
• SANTA GOES HI-TECH
• ‘Emotional nudity is a way more difficult thing to film’
• A restless showcase for the father of British Pop Art
• A TALL ORDER
• Ground rent on new flats abolished by housebuild­ers
• How the government can bring back festival cheer
• The company making sustainabl­e sportswear from plastic bottles and coffee
• Wind-powered cargo ships hope for smooth sailing
• Business news in brief
• Aguero strikes on Man City return in Marseille win
• Young Reds denied as Salah makes history in Denmark
• Solskjaer under pressure after Man United’s exit from Champions League
• Football’s night of shame
• Only racists want Millwall to lose fight against racism
• New F1 driver apologises after posting video that shows him groping woman
• Sport news in brief

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