Welcome to the brave new world of Donald Trump's foreign policy
Imagine the turmoil, and the reaction in Mexico City, as Trump tears their economy – utterly dependent on American remittances and outsourced American factories – to pieces
Imagine the turmoil, and the reaction in Mexico City, as Trump tears their economy – utterly dependent on American remittances and outsourced American factories – to pieces
These letters appear in the 29th February 2016 edition of The Independent
The cities of Eastern Europe may come to curse the day they ever got that Ryanair route
We need to stop worshipping the NHS and start seeing its true cost
If justice can be visited on those responsible for sexual abuse in Rotherham, why not the same for the UK's insidious Sharia courts?
The one question nobody asks is how these men have been treating their sisters and wives
We need to stop worshipping the NHS and start seeing its true cost
In 2014, Rebecca's husband, Nick, was hit by a car and seriously injured. Here, in one of a series of columns, she writes about the aftermath of his accident
The media will take into account the views of their powerful owners. But they will also weigh the instincts of their audience – and that's where some intriguing dichotomies arise
Both streaming and on TV
A reader asked last week why we felt it necessary to illustrate each new article with the image of Savile's face. What, she asked, did we think would be the impact on his victims of having to see those photographs reprinted again and again?
Phil Knight, the founder of Nike, made a $400m (£288m) donation to Stanford University to fund a scholarship scheme. Why do billionaires do this?
As a witness to the massacre of 1982, I went back often to this place of memories and ghosts, to talk to the survivors
As a witness to the massacre of 1982, I went back often to this place of memories and ghosts, to talk to the survivors
As a witness to the massacre of 1982, I went back often to this place of memories and ghosts, to talk to the survivors
Sashaying through the departure gate with a red-lipped, court shoed stewardess, and a copy of Girl Talk under my arm, I felt different – only this time, in a good way
'I was in the lift and some other MP said 'This lift really isn't for cleaners'
A new 'city state' tier of membership would be a novel extension of George Osborne's devolution revolution
'I've never been so happy to get back to my car'
How wonderful it was, then, to hear Olivia Colman as an intelligence agency chief in the TV adaptation of John le Carré's The Night Manager
Rumours began to circulate about her former life 18 months after the Flittons bought their tiny cottage in the village of Pollwiddleham
Robert Epstein has no other option than to let the person opposite finish his sentence
I took lots of Deet with me – the insect repellant that burns plastic but is supposed to be OK to put on your skin is surely some sick local joke