The Independent - 2021-02-27

• Who should be next in line for the vaccine? Those who declare they are in need
• Supermarke­ts bin enough food for 190m meals a year
• Every little helps: best and worst donators revealed
• People aged 40-49 to get jab in phase two of rollout
• Teachers and police feel ‘betrayed’ as priority jabs given to age over profession
• Covid infections at lowest level since early October
• Salmond calls on Sturgeon’s husband and other MSPs to resign over ‘malicious’ plan
• Scotland is in a woeful mess – proof indeed that it must be ready to govern itself
• Many Scots might now think twice about taking a leap to full independen­ce
• Shamima Begum loses legal battle to return to Britain
• The case that forced the government to admit its own security weaknesses
• Open windows ‘better than masks’ to keep schools safe
• ‘A one-way road to hell’
• Sunak’s Budget to include youth apprentice­ship boost
• Use postal votes to stop low election turnout, says Khan
• Present tougher plans to meet Paris goals, says UN
• ‘This is toxic’: Prince Harry opens up about stepping back from royal family
• Migrant workers trapped in homes with wealthy bosses flouting the lockdown rules
• Government ‘abandoned’ British man in UAE prison
• Home news in brief
• Trump overlooked role of Saudi prince, say critics
• What the release of US intel report says about Saudi Arabia’s ‘bungling sadist’
• ‘We’re proud of him here’
• ‘More than 20 killed’ after Biden orders strike in Syria
• The right-wing event that could decide the future of Trump and the Republican­s
• India threatens to ‘boycott Spider-Man’ in web mix-up
• World news in brief
• The government may feel vindicated over the Begum verdict – but it shouldn’t
• Collapse of Corbynism gives Starmer room to manoeuvre
• Opening up to history has made me a stronger person
• Stop arguing over Potato Head’s gender – it’s a potato
• Anyone worried about their kids wearing masks at school should hear my family’s story
• Call me a killjoy, but I won’t be joining the festival party
• An effective communicat­or? Don’t make me laugh
• Accountant who took over the Fab Four’s finances
• Sainsbury’s to give third pay rise to staff since lockdown
• Bitcoin price crashes 20% but further highs predicted
• If we want gender equality in the boardroom, we must go far beyond box-ticking
• Business news in brief
• England renew hostilitie­s with Wales in battle of steel
• Chastened England keen to leave behind week to forget
• Mourinho and the decision Levy doesn’t want to make
• Chelsea vs United and its compelling style contrast
• Arsenal photo paints 1,000 words of a club in decline
• Rising fear of fringe players in shrinking transfer market
• Alzate on the ‘honour’ of playing with Falcao and trusting Brighton’s xG
• ‘It was a living hell’: The rising star who escaped the Taliban to chase a dream
• Sport news in brief
• LAST RESORTS
• How my dog helped me through my breakdown
• The 10-year-old, 13-stone boy taking sumo by storm
• Can I postpone my Krakow flight until later in the year?
• Chef and author redefining sustainabi­lity Down Under
• GREEN GIANT
• ONE POT WONDER
• WINE OF DUTY
• HAUTE CUISINE
• BIRTHDAYS
• ‘The British empire informs how racism manifests here’
• Up close and personal
• Why Sia’s dangerous film doesn’t deserve a Globe
• ‘Behind Her Eyes’ is telly with a deep identity crisis
• First cut is the deepest
• Seeing through a child’s eye

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