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Beef disappears from menus as Modi’s Hindu nationalist party brings rapid changes in Indian state

Ruling party has been quick to roll out multiple directives since securing victory in the state by dethroning Modi's fiercest critic Mamata Banerjee earlier this month

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Sadiq Khan backs Starmer as he warns Labour rebels against leadership contest

Mayor of London tells The Independent Labour must ‘change the pace of delivery’ from now on

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The Independent to host exclusive filmed chats for Latitude 2026

Series of weekly interviews will be shared in the build-up to this year’s festival

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Historical Jain manuscripts are leaving London’s Wellcome Collection – but not going to India

The prized collection is going to Dharmanath Network in Jain Studies at the University of Birmingham

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Operation Sallus: Inside the Met police mission to protect victims of domestic violence

Exclusive: The Independent’s crime correspondent Amy-Clare Martin joined officers checking on victims of domestic abuse as part of a new operation to better enforce protective orders

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Price of beef and tomatoes hit record high as Americans struggle with rapid price increases on everyday goods

Consumers can find workarounds for summer grilling season - but these aren’t the only foods getting more expensive

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Downing Street accused of plot to derail Andy Burnham’s by-election hopes

Exclusive: Labour MPs are being briefed that Burnham could bring back Corbyn amid claims of a dirty tricks campaign to stop the Greater Manchester mayor

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9 best garden parasols for shade, style and sun protection

These stylish, cooling canopies will look the part on your patio

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Police drop case of missing British toddler 35 years after he vanished in Greece

Sheffield-born Ben Needham went missing in Kos in July 1991 when he was just 21 months old

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This Week in History: From a Gestapo chief on trial to a tragic aviation mystery

Explore how major events between 18 and 24 May were captured on The Independent’s front pages

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Six migrants were found dead in a Texas train car. An arrest could crack the case

Victims hailed from Honduras and Mexico and ranged in age from 14 to 56

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Cash transfers make aid more efficient in era of cuts, report finds

Putting cash in the hands of people in need can enable up to 38 per cent more aid to actually reach people in need, the report says – coming at a time when aid funding per person in need has by fallen 35 per cent in the last two years

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Westlife on Simon Cowell, boyband mania, and the golden era of music

Westlife sit down with The Independent for a nostalgic trip down memory lane, as we unpack the history of one of the greatest boybands of all time.

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‘Punished for being from Sudan’: Students accuse UK of denying the right to education after study visas refused

Home secretary Shabana Mahmood’s ‘emergency brake’ on migration has left thousands of UK university international students without a crucial education. Shaheena Uddin reports on the young people suffering the consequences

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Behind the ‘LinkedInferno’: How tech workers are navigating Silicon Valley layoffs

Tech workers are reeling as AI and mass layoffs upend their formerly dependable and lucrative career path, Josh Marcus reports

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‘This could have ended in tragedy for us too. More children will die at nurseries if things don’t change’

Noah Sibanda died after he was suffocated at Fairytales Day Nursery

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Cancer patients among dozens ‘harmed’ by delayed diagnosis and treatment at NHS trust

Exclusive: Audit of hundreds of women’s cases prompted by concerns that necessary follow-ups were not carried out

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‘Suffering is the prize’: Why I took part in one of the world’s hardest 50km trail races

FITNESS IN FOCUS: Having never run more than 15km before, Harry Bullmore signed up for a mountainous 50km trail race in New Zealand. But could beautiful views and leg-melting tracks improve his tepid relationship with running?

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Potential sponsor of Sean Duffy’s controversial ‘road trip’ reality TV show pulled out over ethical concerns, report says

The Great American Road Trip, which stars the transportation secretary and his family, will premiere next month

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Study reveals hidden trauma of unaccompanied Afghan refugee children brought to UK

Young Afghans share with researchers how social anxiety, loneliness, and depression lingered long after fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan and seeking refuge in the UK. Arpan Rai reports

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RFK Jr. wants hospitals to serve more meat — despite cardiologists’ concerns

As the White House restores red meat and full-fat dairy to the center of the American plate, a growing movement of clinicians is betting on plant-based defaults to defuse a looming ‘biological time bomb,’ writes Jasmine Fernández

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How Iran could fight a shadow war with US for months after Operation Epic Fury failed to destroy missiles

Experts say Iran still has several strategies it can use if war with the US resumes

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How the climate crisis brutally compromises aid to Tanzania: ‘It impacts everything’

ON THE GROUND: From health and nutrition to agriculture and infrastructure, nearly every aspect of daily life is being hit by climate change in rural Tanzania. Nick Ferris visits an area programme run by the NGO World Vision to see how aid groups are responding

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‘A wonderful surprise’: Posthumous Jilly Cooper story to hit shelves if final draft can be ‘pieced together’ by team

‘Rivals’ author died from a fatal head injury aged 88 in October last year

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‘Starmer is doing nothing, but Burnham is for the people’: Makerfield voters pin their hopes on the ‘King of the North’

ON THE GROUND: Andy Burnham intends to stand to be the next MP for Makerfield, but would its voters welcome the ‘King of the North’? Dan Haygarth finds out

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