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The print edition will cease a few weeks from now, but the spirit and quality of The Independent will endure

As Give to GOSH draws to a close, one last thank you to all the businesses who have helped make the campaign such a success

The Sanders-Corbyn novelty stems from the pair's ability to speak a language of social transformation rooted in the past and yet make the voters of the future heed its message

The Sanders-Corbyn novelty stems from the pair's ability to speak a language of social transformation rooted in the past and yet make the voters of the future heed its message

These letters appear in the 13th February 2016 edition of The Independent

The generosity of our readers will help the hospital to an extent that we simply did not imagine possible

Some women are so keen to be nice they confuse a chat about salaries as rudeness

So far as I'm aware, a maternal assault on a serving PM is unprecedented

So far as I'm aware, a maternal assault on a serving PM is unprecedented

Inside Westminster: Mr Hunt has made the mistake of forgetting people trust doctors a lot more than they do politicians

My heart and thoughts are with her and my family who depend on the money I make to survive

It begins with hours of online shopping for all those essentials, but it's the digital stuff that's the real headache

Life As We Know It No.94: Not only is she a 'great reader', but her interest in politics is 'astonishing' for one so young

Nothing is achieved by locking up women for minor offences. We might as well set fire to a big pile of banknotes and dance around them

MPs had the opportunity to seriously question Google this week after Osborne's notorious 'sweetheart deal' - but instead they choose to chortle about the size of Matt Brittin's salary

The structure will cover 8 million sq. feet

The social media-led campaign has already been backed by figures including Richard Branson and Yoko Ono

A lot of Jeremy Hunt's assertions about doctors sound strangely like the Orwellian insistence that "two and two makes five"

Frank Skinner has a recurring dream in which he is standing on stage in front of an audience and has absolutely nothing to say to them. On Monday, that dream (nightmare?) came true.

Some people will question why they should care about scientific advances. Sure, it's amazing that Einstein really was as much of a genius as we thought, but that won't change the way most people live or work - or will it?

Cheap tickets and touring could solve the crisis

There's something particularly hypnotic about Rowling's writing that prevents our generation from growing up