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The Independent's front page highlights a range of UK domestic issues, including political commentary on Brexit and EU relations, a significant survey on freedom of thought, and recent events such as a tiger attack at a wildlife park and a cyber attack on high street brands. International news…
A survey conducted by The Independent for its 40th anniversary reveals that three-quarters of Britons feel it is increasingly difficult to think freely in contemporary society.
Andy Burnham states that the British public will be in charge of decisions regarding the UK's future relationship with the European Union, suggesting a desire for closer ties.
The UK economy is predicted to experience growth exceeding initial forecasts, yet households are simultaneously anticipating a significant increase in inflation.
Yorkshire Wildlife Park remains closed for a fourth day as an investigation is underway into the death of a man who was killed by a tiger.
Several prominent brands on the UK high street have been targeted and affected by a significant cyber attack.
The article discusses potential challenges and a grim outlook for English football clubs participating in the Champions League.
Donald Trump has asserted that an energy 'ceasefire' is still in effect, while also criticizing those who oppose a recent diesel deal.
This opinion piece suggests Nigel Farage is using rhetoric targeting women as a diversionary tactic.
This article scrutinizes the financial figures presented by John Healey regarding a £35 billion Budget deficit, questioning their accuracy.
Actor RJ Mitte, known for his role in 'Breaking Bad', has passed away at the age of 34.
This feature explores the changes in women's rights and societal expectations over the past 40 years, contrasting 1986 with the present.
Newly released 911 call recordings indicate confusion and disarray following the failed execution of Christa Pike.
A man has died after falling from a rollercoaster at Six Flags in Georgia, with witnesses reporting a horrific scene.
This article questions whether celebrity pub landlords, such as Daniel Craig, are genuinely supporting the pub industry or merely engaging in a novelty.
The author agrees with Judi Dench's sentiment that the word 'retirement' should be avoided, exploring the reasons behind this perspective.
