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"I heard them saying 'Build that wall! Build that wall!'" the Native elder, Nathan Phillips, said. "This is indigenous land. We're not supposed to have walls here." The episode, which gained extensive attention on social media, was widely condemned.
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Race/Related is a weekly newsletter focused on race, society and identity, with provocative stories from around The New York Times.
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It's been a busy week in American politics. Here are some of the stories you might have missed.
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 17:55:00 PST
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Seven weeks after a massive earthquake rocked Alaska, aftershocks are still shattering 7-year-old Connor Cartwright's sense of safety.
They shake the earth far less than the magnitude 7 quake that sent a mirror, TV and dishes crashing to the ground in the Anchorage home where Connor lives with...
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 17:45:00 PST
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Jonah Mathews was just settling into college life the last time USC beat UCLA. Four losses to the Bruins then piled up, each more painful than the one before it. The last defeat came in the regular-season finale last year at home and likely kept the Trojans from the NCAA tournament.
aThat holds...
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A Catholic archbishop and other speakers at the funeral Saturday of slain Gdansk Mayor Pawel Adamowicz urged an end to political and social divisions in Poland, targeting some of their comments at the country's ruling right-wing party.
Top Polish and European officials and thousands of citizens...
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 17:40:00 PST
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Ethan Happ scored 26 points and had 10 rebounds as Wisconsin handed No. 2 Michigan its first loss of the season, breaking away in the final minute for a 64-54 victory Saturday.
Fans rushed the floor after the Badgers (12-6, 4-3 Big Ten) finished off the upset.
The Wolverines (17-1, 6-1) closed...
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Phil Mickelson held on to his lead in the Desert Classic on Saturday by being, well, Phil Mickelson.
He sprayed his tee shots at the difficult Stadium Course at PGA West into areas that were more suited to roadrunners and other desert creatures, then recovered as only Mickelson seems to do to shoot...
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 17:30:00 PST
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Stunned relatives searched for signs of loved ones Saturday at the site of a gas pipeline that exploded in central Mexico as it was being illegally tapped, killing at least 73 people and injuring dozens more.
In a fire-blackened field near the town of Tlahuelilpan, people sorted through clothing,...
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Their hockey bags were packed and stacked on a cart, ready to go. Their dressing room cleared out in minutes.
The Kings couldnat get out of Denver fast enough Saturday afternoon, partly to forget a 7-1 loss to the Colorado Avalanche but mostly because of embarrassment from it.
Itas a never-ending...
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He has played in three NFL conference championship games, making cornerback Aqib Talib the most experienced Rams player in the situation at hand.
Talib lost twice with the New England Patriots. He won once with the Denver Broncos a and went on to win a Super Bowl title.
So the Rams will be looking...
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La cifra de muertos por la explosiA3n del oleoducto en el centro de MA(c)xico se elevA3 al menos a 67 el sA!bado por la maA+-ana, con 76 heridos.
El gasoducto explotA3 el viernes al estar siendo aordeA+-adoa (como tApicamente se le conoce al robo ilegal de combustible) cerca de la ciudad de Tlahuelilpan,...
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The three men killed on a remote, unlit road above Palmdale late Wednesday night were all from the Los Angeles area, L.A. County coroneras officials said Saturday.
The dead men were identified as Olukayode A. Owolabi, 27, of the South Bay community of Westchester; Sean B. Cowen, 24, of Van Nuys;...
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Paul George converted a four-point play with 5.1 seconds left, sending Russell Westbrook and the Oklahoma City Thunder to a wild 117-115 victory over Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday at the Wells Fargo Center.
George's clutch shot capped a wild finish that included another memorable...
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Three games, three wins and three reasons to believe that the Brooklyn Nets are the best team outside of the Eastern Conferenceas top tier.
Brooklyn beat Boston, Houston and Orlando this week, getting big performances from a trio of young players the Nets acquired to become the base for one of...
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 16:40:00 PST
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Saturday Night Live Rachel Brosnahan (aThe Marvelous Mrs. Maisela) hosts with musical guest Greta Van Fleet performs. 8:29 p.m. NBC
Planet Earth: Dynasties Naturalist David Attenborough hosts this new five-part documentary series. The premiere focuses on the Marsh Pride in Kenyaas Masai...
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 16:40:00 PST
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President Trump on Saturday suggested a compromise for fully reopening the government that would temporarily protect certain refugees and immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally years ago as children if Democrats back a scaled-down version of his proposed border wall.
The proposal, which Senate...
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Dominic Green hit four 3-pointers and scored 17 points off the bench, Matisse Thybulle added 13 points, and Washington improved to 5-0 in conference play for the first time in 35 years with a 71-52 win over California on Saturday.
Washington (14-4, 5-0 Pac-12) won its seventh straight overall,...
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The explosive video of a white Chicago officer shooting a black teenager 16 times shocked consciences around the world with footage of Laquan McDonald gunned down as he walked away from police.
The graphic images of McDonald crumpling to the street while bullets kept striking him stirred expectations...
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 15:40:00 PST
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Kadidiatou Diani scored twice and France ended the U.S. national team's 28-game unbeaten streak with a 2-0 victory. The top-ranked United States had not lost since falling 1-0 to Australia in 2017. The Americans were 25-0-3 over the span.
Kadidiatou Diani scored twice and France ended the U.S....
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Blink and you might miss the Surf League in girlsa soccer.
With four teams, things go quickly. After three matches, Corona del Mar, Edison, Los Alamitos and Huntington Beach already find themselves halfway through league.
Los Alamitos, the defending Sunset League champion which is ranked No. 2...
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 15:30:00 PST
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Thereas a family photo of a young Dan Cey dressed in a baseball uniform while wearing a Dodger cap at Dodger Stadium. His chin is resting against his hands atop a bat on the field where his father, Ron, was a star third baseman.
Dan would go on to become an All-City shortstop at El Camino Real...
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Thousands of women turned out Saturday to participate in Womenas March 2019 in downtown Los Angeles and dozens of other cities across the country in a push for social justice and federal policies that promote equality for all.
With a record number of women elected to Congress in the 2018 midterm...
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Bargaining teams for striking teachers and the Los Angeles school district were behind closed doors at City Hall for the third straight day on Saturday.
They were back at work just before 11 a.m. Saturday, after a more than 10-hour session Friday that the mayoras office said had been aproductive.a
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic admits his first season in MLS was more about getting acclimated to a new league and new teammates. And those introductions went pretty well, with the Swedish superstaras 22 goals and 10 assists giving him a hand in 48.4% of the Galaxyas offense.
But the team missed the playoffs....
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 13:40:00 PST
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John Gibson made 29 saves and Troy Terry scored his first NHL goal and set up another Saturday, sending the new-look Ducks past the New Jersey Devils 3-2. This was the second straight win for Anaheim after a franchise-record 12-game losing streak.
Daniel Sprong also had a goal and an assist and...
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The New Orleans Pelicans say Anthony Davis has a sprained finger that is expected to sideline him up to two weeks.
The star forward hurt his left index finger during the fourth quarter of Friday night's 128-112 loss at Portland.
The Pelicans have lost three of four to drop to 21-15, four games...
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John Coughlin, a two-time U.S. pairs champion recently suspended from figure skating, died by suicide in Kansas City, Mo., on Friday. He was 33.
U.S. Figure Skating released a statement Saturday citing a Facebook post by Coughlinas sister, Angela Laune, in which she said her awonderful, strong,...
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The explosion was caused by thieves who punctured a gas pipeline north of Mexico City. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador vowed to crack down on fuel theft, a longstanding problem in the country.
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The Diocese of Covington and Covington Catholic High in Kentucky rebuked the students' actions and said they could potentially be expelled as a result.
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Trump received 10 personal updates from Michael Cohen and encouraged a planned meeting with Vladimir Putin. Update: The office of the special counsel is disputing BuzzFeed Newsa report.
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Featuring savage moms.
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The president pitched a new offer to Democrats on Saturday in a bid to convince them to fund his wall with Mexico, but Nancy Pelosi has already declared it a anon-starter.a
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Every millennial on Earth falls into one of these six categories.
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"I witnessed a man take off his date's shoe, put her foot on the table, pour ketchup on her toes, and lick it off."
Maybe next time.
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*Laughs nervously*
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Time flies when you're in love.
Busy week? Catch up on some videos you might have missed, from BuzzFeed Unsolved to giant Dorito burritos. We've got you covered!
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 14:58:16 -0500
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Here are some of the most interesting and powerful photo stories from across the internet.
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These high schools be turnin' out celebs like no other...
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"I hate when the customers have the audacity to walk in 12 hours before we close."
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Friends say he could exercise right to remain in Commons chair in face of threat to withhold peerage over alleged Brexit abiasa
The speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, is considering abandoning his plans to step down this summer after cabinet ministers threatened to deny him a peerage because of his alleged abiasa against the government over Brexit.
Friends of the speaker who have been in touch with him in the last 48 hours told the Observer that Bercow is now aseriously reflectinga on whether to stay on a possibly until 2022.
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More than 40% of former council homes now rented out by private landlords
Ministers are facing calls to shelve Margaret Thatcheras totemic right-to-buy scheme after a devastating analysis revealed that more than 40% of council houses sold under its terms in London are now privately rented.
The damning findings of an analysis of Freedom of Information data also show that:
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- President offers temporary concessions and demands wall
- Little chance of progress as House speaker says no
Donald Trump forged ahead on Saturday and proposed a deal to end the US government shutdown, despite Democrats having rejected it before he began to speak.
Related: Republicansa lack of alarm over the shutdown reveals a disturbing truth | Ross Barkan
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Tens of thousands take to city streets to protest against violence and the impact of austerity on their lives
Propelled by a mass public rendition of Sisters Are Doina It for Themselves and accompanied by a thudding police helicopter overhead, hundreds of protesters have rallied in central London in solidarity with an estimated 89 Womenas Marches worldwide.
In Athens, Berlin, Washington DC and Los Angeles, to name just a few, tens of thousands of demonstrators turned out to protest against violence against women and the impact of policies of austerity. They also had some choice words for Donald Trump and Theresa May.
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Police Service of Northern Ireland warns public to stay away from city centre street
A suspected car bomb has exploded on a city centre street in Derry. The Police Service of Northern Ireland tweeted a photograph of an explosion in Bishop Street warning people to stay away.
Bishop Street Closed
STAY AWAY
Suspected Car Bomb pic.twitter.com/S3cFu3zy0i
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Patients believed to have inhaled cryptococcus at Queen Elizabeth University hospital
Two patients have died at a hospital after contracting a fungal infection linked to pigeon droppings.
The individuals are thought have caught the airborne disease at the Queen Elizabeth University hospital in Glasgow after inhaling the fungus cryptococcus, typically found in soil and pigeon droppings.
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Duke reportedly back behind the wheel as it is revealed councillors and police had clashed over plans for speed cameras
Police have spoken to the Duke of Edinburgh after he was pictured driving a new Land Rover, seemingly without a seatbelt, just 48 hours after his crash with a Kia car carrying two women and a baby.
Images published on Saturday appear to show Prince Philip, wearing tinted glasses, back behind the wheel of a replacement Freelander on the Queenas Sandringham estate in Norfolk.
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GdaAsk mayoras funeral revealed a nation in shock, bereft of a man who stood for openness
Even as PaweA Adamowicz was lying in state at GdaAskas European Solidarity Centre, a museum, archive, and public space dedicated to the history and values of the independent trade union born in the cityas shipyards, its grief-stricken staff were preparing his entry into history.
The opening of the museum in 2014 was the realisation of a dream for Adamowicz, a GdaAsk native who had long sought to present his city to the world as a symbol of Europeas hard-won freedom. In between shifts maintaining an overnight vigil by his coffin, researchers gathered materials with which to commemorate him.
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What a time to be a butcher. With Veganuary in full swing and scientists delivering an onslaught of post-Christmas advice about the perils of meat eating, butchers are under pressure from all sides, caught in the cleft of consumer demands for better quality food at ever cheaper prices.
Take Robert Byford. A year ago, his shop in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, was one of four serving a population that was enthusiastic about steak and bacon. Now Byford Food Hall is the last one standing.
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It was 48.9C last Tuesday in Port Augusta, South Australia, an old harbour city that now harvests solar power. Michelle Coles, the owner of the local cinema, took off her shoes at night to test the concrete before letting the dogs out. aPeople tend to stay at home,a she said. aThey donat walk around when itas like this.a
Itas easy to see why: in the middle of the day it takes seconds to blister a dogas paw or childas foot. In Mildura, in northern Victoria, last week gardeners burned their hands when they picked up their tools, which had been left in the sun at 46C. Fish were dying in the rivers.
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A New York court has heard how the Mexican drug lord JoaquAn GuzmA!n eluded capture with his mistress while paying millions to politicians and police
That JoaquAn aEl Chapoa GuzmA!n a on trial in New York for heading the worldas biggest drug cartel a escaped a raid through a tunnel beneath his bath is legend; what is not known is that he did so stark naked with the mistress with whom he was abed when the Mexican marines arrived.
That GuzmA!nas Sinaloa cartel bribed politicians and senior military officers is presumed by most Mexicans; that he bribed presidents would surprise few a what we had not heard is that he allegedly haggled down a presidential demand for $250m protection money to $100m.
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The wealthy inhabitants of 18th-century Piccadilly dug deep when choosing a resting place in the new, overflow St James burial ground in Camden: the less likely to be disturbed by later arrivals to Londonas packed cemeteries. But even a stone casket eight metres down only buys you so much peace when a APS56bn train line comes knocking.
The first big dig on HS2as route out of Euston is bringing up the bones of some 40,000 people, and these are the lucky ones. Records suggest 61,000 bodies were interred, but about a third were removed to expand the rail terminus in the 19th century a and without, current archaeologists maintain, the care they are now taking to keep each skeleton apart.
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A therapy retreat turns into a waking nightmare for its buff inhabitants in this gleefully strange, if shallow Scandi horror
Never having been on a Swedish island therapy retreat, I donat know how easy it is to change rooms. But surely if there is a hell mouth on the wall next to a creepy painting that keeps shifting in the night, it would be worth asking reception. Or going full Joyce Byers and hacking at the wall with an axe and stringing up fairy lights the better to communicate with the disturbed entities trapped inside.
In Black Lake (Saturday, BBC Four), however, Minnie did neither. Instead, she returned to bed and pulled a pillow over her head. We have all been there this January, am I right? She wasnat sure if all the uncanny things she had experienced a hellmouth, wailing child, bumps in the night, corpse in the water, shattering glass, the unacceptably stary eyes of that hideous guitar-playing figurine a were real or hallucinations. I can confirm that the excitable, over-buff shaman of a therapy guru, Uno, was haunted with something a though nothing decaf wouldnat cure.
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Sitcom actor, who had retired to France, dies peacefully
The actor Windsor Davies, best known for his role as the sergeant major in TV series It Ainat Half Hot Mum, has died at the age of 88.
His family said he died peacefully on Thursday, with his daughter saying her parents left a large family awho will all remember them with love, laughter and gratitudea.
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As we grow wiser to marketing, advertisers are finding new ways and places to plug products
Weave weaned ourselves off banner advertisements, with a fifth of us using ad blockers in our internet browsers, according to research firm eMarketer. So-called anative advertisinga online, where advertising is presented in a similar way to editorial, has failed to take off. A US study last year from Stanford University found native advertising is no better at getting us to buy than standard online ads.
aConsumers are very good at filtering out messages,a explains Lisa Du-Lieu, a senior lecturer in marketing at Huddersfield University. aIf you donat get their attention within the first couple of seconds, it just bounces off them.a
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aC/ Manager furious after sideas 2-0 defeat at Arsenal
aC/ Sarri attacks lack of aferocitya among his players
Maurizio Sarri launched a stinging attack on his Chelsea playersa mentality after a meek defeat to Arsenal, accusing them of being aextremely difficult to motivatea and lacking aferocitya in their game.
For the first time since taking over at Stamford Bridge six months ago, Sarri felt compelled to revert to his native Italian and lean on an interpreter to express his exasperation at a defeat which means Chelseaas lead over Arsenal and Manchester United has been cut to only three points.
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Even at 40, the Filipino senator is still one of the worldas best welterweights entering his title defense against Adrien Broner
Manny Pacquiao finds himself in a bit of an unusual spot entering Saturdayas welterweight showdown with the profane underachiever Adrien Broner on the Las Vegas strip.
The Filipino senator, who celebrated his 40th birthday in December, may well be a silhouette of the hyperkinetic force of nature that captured world titles in a record eight weight classes (from 112 to 154lbs) over the last two decades, catapulting from fringe curiosity to global brand. Yet even the reduced present-day iteration set to climb through the ropes at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for his 70th professional bout continues to fight at a high level and is no worse than a top-five welterweight in the world.
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She may be known for her sense of humour but the world No 4 feels pressure-free as she contends for the Australian Open title
Shortly after last yearas US Open final Naomi Osaka found herself on American television, part of the traditional post-tournament round of commitments for the new champion. At 20, Osaka was the first Japanese player, woman or man, to win a grand slam title, her victory over Serena Williams an illustration of her talent and her ability to stay calm under pressure, remaining cool while her opponent suffered a meltdown.
Related: Australian Open: Halep to meet Serena Williams in last-16 clash worthy of final
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aC/ Premier League leaders held on in 4-3 thriller
aC/ Klopp: aThe game is never over until it is finisheda
JA1/4rgen Klopp admitted relief was his overriding emotion at the end of a game that could prove crucial in the title race, with Liverpool only just holding on for the points in the face of spirited Crystal Palace resistance.
aA game like this can go in all directions,a the Liverpool manager said. aWe dominated the first half but went in 1-0 down. When Sadio ManA(c) scored the fourth goal in stoppage time I looked at my watch and though: aOK that should be enough.a But football always teaches you the game is never over until it is finished.
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aC/ Don Armand try not enough in epic
Saracens will again be the only English club in the quarter-finals of the European Champions Cup after Exeter lost narrowly in a gruelling match at Thomond Park. The Chiefs did not just have to win to top the group and progress but deny Munster a bonus point. It was mission improbable but 14 minutes from time they got their chance.
Three times in the first half they had turned down the opportunity to kick for goal to secure a lineout in Munsteras 22, their habit in the Premiership. They scored a try on the first occasion, 11 minutes in, when their driving maul was held up just short of the line and Don Armand forced his way over.
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aC/ England must now beat Australia by five goals to win Series
Englandas hopes of claiming their first Quad Series title appear in tatters after South Africa tore up the script at Londonas Copper Box Arena.
From the high of a repeat 13-goal drubbing of New Zealand in Liverpool last week to this shock 48-45 loss to outsiders South Africa, England now face the daunting prospect of not only having to defeat Australia on Sunday but needing to do so by at least five goals to have any chance of achieving Quad Series history.
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Brexit did not come from nowhere. The jerry-built utopianism, the indifference to and ignorance of how the British live and what they need to keep them safe, the know-nothing pride in ignorant generalisations and the cocksure love of sweeping solutions have their roots in the right that emerged a decade ago.
Before the Brexiters wrecked the country, they wrecked the lives of the poor. Universal credit was the Conservativesa fantasy when they took power 2010. Iain Duncan Smith offered a dream so seductive that even his natural critics could not find it in their hearts to condemn him unequivocally. His grand project would remove disincentives to work. It would simplify the complicated and create a benefits system that was aa doorway to real aspiration and achievementa.
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Itas snobbish to assume that aordinarya people will only be enticed into galleries by gimmicks
So, there you are, having worked your way through a crowd denser than a Brexit negotiation, standing in front of your prize. The Mona Lisa in the Louvre. What do you do? Look more closely at that enigmatic smile? Wonder at the subtle gradations of light and shadow in Leonardoas rendering of the face? Admire the illusion of depth?
No, of course not. You turn your back on the painting, whip out your phone and take a selfie. And then you move on to your next prize.
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Unscrupulous business interests slaver at the prospect of crashing out of Europe
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The achievements of the winner of the gruelling Montane Spine Race are truly awe-inspiring
Last week, Jasmin Paris won the Montane Spine Race, for which the word agruellinga seems horribly inadequate. Like Diana Nyad swimming from Cuba to Florida at the age of 64 or Serena Williams winning her 23rd grand slam, there are some feats of human endurance that scramble the mind and running 268 miles along the Pennine Way is one of them.
But these triumphs go beyond personal victories. They should lift our collective spirit, because sometimes people are incredible and how wonderful it is to be reminded of that.
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For him, junk food signifies being down to earth; to others, it is all that they can afford
It comes to something when the perfect way to demonstrate wealth and status is by aslumming ita with junk food.
First up, President Donald Trump. Finding himself without catering staff (oh, you know, the shutdown unpleasantness) for a visit from the Clemson University football team, Trump piled tables with his beloved takeaway burgers (various brands). Or, as he initially tweeted, ahamberdersa, stinking and steaming away in polystyrene cartons, presumably, after so many hours, giving off the kind of whiff youad associate with an unregulated abattoir in a heatwave.
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Almost as soon as the worldas most eminent economic doomsayers began to warn about an impending slump, possibly as soon as 2020, policymakers were out of the blocks, racing to avert the worst effects.
The new year message from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and a string of similarly gloomy commentators struck a chord, apparently within weeks of sounding the alarm that a global recession and possibly a credit crunch to rival 2008as was on the way.
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Man held on suspicion of murder of 14-year-old stabbed to death in east London, but more suspects sought
Police have charged an 18-year-old man on suspicion of the murder of Jaden Moodie, who was knocked off a moped and stabbed to death in a targeted attack in east London.
Ayoub Majdouline, of no fixed address but from the Wembley area, will appear at Thames magistrates court on Monday.
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Record numbers of GPs are working in some of Englandas most deprived communities after being given APS20,000 agolden hellosa to tackle the under-doctoring of poorer areas.
More than 500 trainee family doctors have begun working in places such as Hull, Blackpool and Cumbria since 2016 in a move NHS bosses hope will tackle stark health inequalities.
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George Rusu alleged to have used drone on field near runway on Christmas Eve
A 38-year-old man has been charged with flying a drone near Heathrow airport days after a scare at Gatwick grounded more than 1,000 flights.
George Rusu allegedly used a drone on a field near the runway at Heathrow, Britainas busiest airport, on Christmas Eve. The alleged incident happened just three days after Gatwick fully reopened on 21 December following three days of chaos affecting some 140,000 passengers.
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Surveillance expert Eric King vetoed from top job at IPCO over past associations
The Home Office has prompted outrage by blocking the appointment of the man tasked with leading investigations into the UKas spy agencies.
Eric King had been appointed head of investigations at the new government watchdog charged with regulating the intelligence agencies until the Home Office intervened, apparently due to his aprevious work and associationsa.
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Police officers, vets and an animal rescue organisation believe that the killing and mutilation of some cats, rabbits and other animals across parts of England are the result of human involvement, even though a major police investigation has found no evidence to support that claim.
Just over 100 days after the Metropolitan police closed its investigation into the aCroydon cat killera, declaring that the deaths and mutilation of scores of cats in London and the south-east were most likely carried out by foxes, the Observer understands that individual officers and several veterinary practices continue to suspect that someone is targeting animals. They have been contacting South Norwood Animal Rescue and Liberty (Snarl), an organisation that has investigated the killings, insisting that some of the dead animals were killed by human hand.
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White officers get APS1.80 an hour more than black and Asian peers, says study
The pay gap in the Metropolitan police between white officers and their black and Asian counterparts has widened in the past year despite promises to close the divide, new figures have shown.
A Met study of average wages found that black and Asian police officers working in London were paid APS1.80 an hour less than their white colleagues last year, compared with APS1.52 in 2017. All 37 senior officers on salaries of APS100,000-plus were white, it found, while ethnic minority officers received fewer and smaller bonuses than their colleagues.
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Ministers should consider abolishing the Department for Work and Pensions after its failure to help ill and disabled people out of poverty, a leading thinktank has said.
Most of the work of Amber Ruddas department could be carried out more effectively by other Whitehall ministries, according to a report by Demos.
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After NHS criticism, enhanced screening will check for signs of body dysmorphic disorder
Superdrug is tightening its screening for people seeking Botox, to ensure that those with mental health problems are not having injections because they are dissatisfied with their body.
The high-street beauty and pharmacy chain has acted after NHS bosses criticised it for not conducting amedically responsiblea checks before customers start treatment.
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Six-year-old in hospital with leg injuries after being bitten by a dingo on a sand dune
A six-year-old boy has been attacked after unexpectedly running into a pack of dingoes on world heritage-listed Fraser Island, where the wild dog population is a protected species.
The child was bitten on the leg on Saturday afternoon after running up a sand dune.
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- Africa Command says strike followed attack on Somali forces
- Extremist group has claimed deadly attack on Kenya hotel
The US military said it carried out an airstrike in Somalia that killed 52 al-Shabaab extremists, in response to an attack on Somali forces.
Related: Al-Shabaab's Nairobi attack is a reminder that tit-for-tat terror never succeeds | Mukoma wa Ngugi
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- Murdered black teen was shot 16 times by Jason Van Dyke
- Van Dyke sentenced to less than seven years in prison
Video of a white Chicago officer shooting a black teenager 16 times shocked consciences around the world. Laquan McDonald was killed as he walked away from police.
Related: Laquan McDonald killing: Chicago police officer sentenced to nearly seven years
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Poles mourn critic of ruling partyas anti-immigration policies who was stabbed at charity event
Polish and European officials joined thousands of people from across Poland on Saturday for the funeral of PaweA Adamowicz, the mayor of the northern city of GdaAsk, who died on Monday after being stabbed the night before at a charity event.
The European council president, Donald Tusk, a friend of Adamowicz, was among those attending the burial at the vast Gothic St Maryas Basilica. Polandas president, Andrzej Duda, and the prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, also attended along with former leaders including Lech WaAAsa.
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At least 71 dead and 76 injured in blast that occurred as people tried to fill containers with fuel
The death toll from the explosion of a pipeline ruptured by suspected fuel thieves in central Mexico has risen to 71, the governor of the state of Hidalgo has said.
At a news conference with the Mexican president, AndrA(c)s Manuel LA3pez Obrador, the governor, Omar Fayad, said 76 people had also been injured in Friday eveningas explosion, which happened as people tried to fill containers with fuel.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 11:00:14 GMT
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Book by ex-White House aide Cliff Sims, seen by Guardian, says chief of staff indicated acountry first, president seconda approach
Former White House chief of staff John Kelly introduced himself to staff members with a speech that was apotentially hostilea to Donald Trump, according to a new memoir by a former Trump communications aide.
Related: John Kelly: judge me on what Trump didn't do while I was chief of staff
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Campaign group urges recognition for women affected by sexual violence of Korean troops and the children born as a result
Tran Thi Ngai was 24 and alone at home in her village in Vietnamas Phu Yen province when a South Korean soldier forced his way into the house and raped her.
aHe pulled me inside the room, closed the door and raped me repeatedly. He had a gun on his body and I was terrified,a said Tran, now almost 80, and still waiting for South Korea to acknowledge sexual violence by its soldiers during the Vietnam war.
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- Lindsey Graham urges slowing of US withdrawal
- Bodies of four Americans killed in Manbij to be repatriated
Senator Lindsey Graham said on Saturday he hoped Donald Trump would slow the US withdrawal from Syria until Islamic State is destroyed, warning that if not thought through, the pullout can create an aIraq on steroidsa.
Related: Ex-navy Seal and sailor among US victims killed in Syria suicide attack
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After filing his final dance review last month, Luke Jennings reflects on the transcendent highs and excruciating lows, and his hopes for the future of the art form
Things have changed since 2005, when I became the Observeras dance critic. Iad been a dancer myself, back in the day, and this was an irresistible invitation to re-enter a world that part of me still missed.
Thirteen years ago it was still possible to say that we needed classical arts such as ballet to connect us to the ineffable, to higher things. Swan Lake, people said, was about the human search for the transcendent. Sleeping Beauty was about the disruption and reimposition of divine order. Today, very few people talk like that. We donat want art that is arctically remote, we want art that connects us to each other. Whose intention is horizontal, not vertical.
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He convinced us to fall in love with the ins and outs of Danish politics. Now Adam Price, the man behind the hit drama Borgen, hopes to get audiences similarly enthralled by God, faith and the Danish Lutheran church.
Price has solid form in taking seemingly dense themes and making them not merely palatable but positively ambrosial. By the time Borgen finished its third and final series on BBC Four, it was regularly pulling in more than a million viewers, having convinced many along the way that they were experts in the politics of coalition government in Denmark.
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The British actor, who stars alongside Christian Bale in the forthcoming Vice, talks about politics, playing baddies, and doing the kidsa homework
Eddie Marsan, 50, is a prolific British character actor who has played roles as diverse as Shimon Peres, Heinrich Himmler and Bob Dylan. Born and raised in east London, he left school at 15 and apprenticed as a printer before becoming an actor. It took a decade before he started getting regular work, helped by Mike Leigh casting him in Vera Drake (2004) and as a volatile driving instructor in Happy-Go-Lucky (2008). In the US, where he now mostly works (though he lives in Chiswick), he is best known for his role as Terry, an ex-boxer with Parkinsonas, in the Showtime series Ray Donovan. For his latest film Vice, exploring Dick Cheneyas insidious role in the last Bush administration, Marsan plays deputy secretary of defence, Paul Wolfowitz.
When did you realise that you resembled Wolfowitz enough to play him in Vice?
I got a call saying that [director] Adam McKay would like me to play this part. I knew who Paul Wolfowitz was a Iam a bit of a politics geek a and I saw the physical similarity. It still needed a lot of time in makeup, but Iam used to that a Iam married to a makeup artist.
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 18:00:22 GMT
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The Lib Dem deputy leader talks about the inspiration for her activism and the motivation for writing her book about gender equality
Jo Swinson MP is deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats. The former government ministeras achievements include introducing shared parental leave and legislating to require companies to report their gender pay gaps. She wrote Equal Power: Gender Equality and How to Achieve It while out of parliament, before regaining her seat in 2017. The book is published in paperback in February.
Your aim for the book, you write, is to help people afeel encouraged, empowered and emboldened to take action that will challenge gender inequalitya. What kinds of action?
I wrote the book out of a continued desire to change the world a we need to radically change things and have much more equality. I wanted to give some practical steps because people often feel powerless and underestimate their own power to make change a Iave felt like that and Iam a politician. In everyday life, there are things you can do differently. If you cycle to work, thatas you breaking stereotypes of how a woman should be. If you volunteer with a domestic violence charity youare helping victims of these power structures. If youare invited to speak at a conference, ask if thereas a balance of genders in the line-up. If youare in a book group, cover as many books by women as male authors. Thereas an example I give of an American author who found that when she submitted the same novel under a male name, this male name was better at writing the same book as the female name. Charlotte BrontA<< had to be Currer Bell, but even today this happens.
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 14:00:16 GMT
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From Alesha Dixon, Nick Cave and Tom Waits, to Paul McCartney, Pharrell Williams and McFlyas Tom Fletcher, a growing and varied band of music stars are producing hits of a different sort and climbing their way up childrenas literature charts. Together they appear determined to prove to a younger generation that reading a book, far from homework, is actually rock ana roll.
After the huge success of comedians-turned-authors David Walliams, David Baddiel and Julian Clary, who all have a string of bestselling, irreverent childrenas titles, publishers are now recruiting pop stars to sell books to parents with young children.
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Itas a mystery to me why Nigerian food is not better known. It can only be the prejudice of poor exposure. I once took Antonio Carluccio to my favourite Nigerian restaurant in London and he raved at the revelation. But it was too late in his career to champion what might become the next great discovery in international cuisine. The moment now feels right.
I was born in Minna [in Nigeria] where my earliest memory is panicking my mother for a whole day, when I was only about a year and a half old, because I headed off across the market and got lost in town. Minna is a groundnut town and I remember seeing these piles a pyramids a of groundnuts.
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Last year I started and stopped boxing, tried to learn to DJ, and entered and failed to attend a Tough Mudder
New Yearas resolutions have always been something to beat myself up with by the second week of January. It seems perverse to set yourself up for failure right at the start of the year. New Year is something we just made up anyway, so who cares? The truth is, we can come up with something to fail at any time we like, which is both liberating and a reminder of the futility of self-improvement.
Still, it is that quest for self-improvement that will be fuelling this new column. My comedy career aside, I am a father of three, a husband, a son, a brother and a vegan. If the mention of my veganism annoyed you, that was the only reason for its inclusion.
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She juggles a global fashion brand, four children and one of the worldas most scrutinised marriages: how does the former Posh Spice keep the show on the road?
Along an Edward Hopper-esque cobblestone street two blocks from the Hudson river, outside a Brooklyn warehouse that is now a photographic studio the size of a baseball field, black SUVs are parked bumper to bumper. Inside, Mario Sorrenti, fashion royalty since he photographed a nude Kate Moss face down on a sofa for Calvin Kleinas Obsession in 1993, is perched on a wooden crate shooting the first Victoria Beckham X Reebok collection. Cara Taylor, the industryas latest 17-year-old modelling sensation, a high school volleyball champ from Alabama whose fine curtain of wheat-gold hair falls across her cheekbones in the manner of a young Leonardo DiCaprio, wraps her arms around two other models, a boy and a girl, as Nonstop by Drake fades into All The Stars by Kendrick Lamar. Every couple of minutes, stylist Alastair McKimm, a Northern Ireland-born, New York-based godfather of luxe streetwear, darts on to set, minutely adjusting the hood of a sweatshirt with the beady eye of a society hostess plumping her drawing room cushions.
The designer of the Lucozade-orange trainers, sleek cropped tanks and oversized bomber jackets is perched on a directoras chair with a birdas-eye view of it all. Victoria Beckham is wearing, as she always does, clothes from her catwalk label. Today, it is a military green sharp-collared shirt in stiff wool twill with shiny horn buttons tucked into matching high-waisted pleated trousers, accessorised with spike-heeled Balenciaga sock boots, a shiny red manicure and a bottle of San Pellegrino, which she sips through a straw so as not to smudge her lipstick. She hops down from the chair to pore over the monitors with Sorrenti or huddle with McKimm by the clothing rail. Beckham never raises her voice, but then she doesnat need to, because everyone else stops talking as soon as she starts; she gives suggestions, rather than orders, but they are not queried.
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Luxury food doesnat have to be expensive, and expensive food isnat always the definition of luxury
The other day, I got to thinking about the matter of luxury in food, and for a few moments all I could picture was fish and chips in some lovely but out-of-season seaside town. The batter would be crisp, the peas would be mushy, and afterwards I wouldnat want for anything - save, perhaps, for a pontefract cake pulled from a paper bag in my pocket and chewed on the way home.
But, of course, there are other things, too. To me, homemade mayonnaise is about as luxurious it gets. So is cheese on toast with Worcestershire sauce a though only late at night after a concert or the theatre when, perched at the kitchen table in your best frock, you might imagine yourself a character in a Nancy Mitford novel. I love lobster, but since the advent of various high-profile lobster-based restaurants, I only consider it truly luxurious if it has come from the fishmonger or, even better, a quayside. Caviar is delicious, but itas expensive rather than luxurious. All that loot, but youare still only opening a tin. Then again, if someone made me scrambled eggs that were laced with caviar, and brought them to me on buttered toast in bed, I would certainly consider that luxurious. I would also refuse ever to allow them to leave my side.
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From spun metal to twisted horse hair, these four women are finding new platforms for an old craft
From gallery spaces to Instagram, practitioners of the ancient craft of handweaving are finding new platforms for their work. This, coupled with a growing appreciation for all things handmade and an increasing awareness of the environmental impact of the textile industry, has resulted in a wave of weavers who operate at the intersection of art, craft and design.
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Created from sustainable sources by architect Piers Taylor, and parked in a Somerset valley, is a mobile home thatas both in and of the trees
Mobile home. It takes just two words to stir up the contradictions in British attitudes to that most basic of needs: where, and how, to live. On the one hand, prejudice, embodied in the phrase atrailer trasha, with all its snobbery and classism, and in the ever-present persecution of traveller communities. On the other hand, middle-class fantasies of shepherdas huts. Yes, David Cameron a pictured last summer, smiling on the steps of his second shepherdas hut, at his second home a Iam thinking of you.
Deep in a wood in Somerset is a 30m sq mobile home designed to expose these conflicts. Clad in corrugated fibreglass and steel, with a steeply pitched roof and two tall gable ends, it is made from materials sourced from construction waste and from the woods themselves. It was designed by architect Piers Taylor. If you only know Taylor from the TV show he presents with Caroline Quentin, The Worldas Most Extraordinary Homes, you probably donat really know him. While the programme usually follows the pair poking round extravagant, expensive houses, Tayloras day job and family life are more about economy, frugality and making buildings that challenge some fairly fundamental assumptions behind how we live and work.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 10:00:13 GMT
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A home recipe tester who is brutally honest is every great chefas secret weapon. Yotam Ottolenghi, Meera Sodha and Anna Jonesas spill the beans
Before I started working with Claudine, I tested all my recipes myself. It became too much in 2007; I had started my Guardian column and was working on my first book. Claudine would come to my apartment every week and wead test together. That graduated to her testing from home in London, before she eventually moved to Wales.
Continue reading...Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2019 23:00:47 GMT
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- President offers temporary concessions and demands wall
- Little chance of progress as House speaker says no
Donald Trump forged ahead on Saturday and proposed a deal to end the US government shutdown, despite Democrats having rejected it before he began to speak.
Related: Republicansa lack of alarm over the shutdown reveals a disturbing truth | Ross Barkan
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The Democratic senator has been raising her profile in the first caucus state after announcing her run for the presidency
Kirsten Gillibrand has made her first pitch to Iowa voters since announcing her bid for president, promising in a whirlwind weekend visit to the caucus state that she will afighta for everyday Americans against Donald Trump and broken government in Washington.
Related: Kamala Harris: can a 'top cop' win over progressives in 2020?
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A New York court has heard how the Mexican drug lord JoaquAn GuzmA!n eluded capture with his mistress while paying millions to politicians and police
That JoaquAn aEl Chapoa GuzmA!n a on trial in New York for heading the worldas biggest drug cartel a escaped a raid through a tunnel beneath his bath is legend; what is not known is that he did so stark naked with the mistress with whom he was abed when the Mexican marines arrived.
That GuzmA!nas Sinaloa cartel bribed politicians and senior military officers is presumed by most Mexicans; that he bribed presidents would surprise few a what we had not heard is that he allegedly haggled down a presidential demand for $250m protection money to $100m.
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It was 48.9C last Tuesday in Port Augusta, South Australia, an old harbour city that now harvests solar power. Michelle Coles, the owner of the local cinema, took off her shoes at night to test the concrete before letting the dogs out. aPeople tend to stay at home,a she said. aThey donat walk around when itas like this.a
Itas easy to see why: in the middle of the day it takes seconds to blister a dogas paw or childas foot. In Mildura, in northern Victoria, last week gardeners burned their hands when they picked up their tools, which had been left in the sun at 46C. Fish were dying in the rivers.
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Book by ex-White House aide Cliff Sims, seen by Guardian, says chief of staff indicated acountry first, president seconda approach
Former White House chief of staff John Kelly introduced himself to staff members with a speech that was apotentially hostilea to Donald Trump, according to a new memoir by a former Trump communications aide.
Related: John Kelly: judge me on what Trump didn't do while I was chief of staff
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The special counselas office broke its silence to dispute a claim by Buzzfeed that Trump had ordered his fixer to lie to Congress
Donald Trumpas battle with the media intensified on Saturday after the special counsel investigating Russian interference in the US election issued an unprecedented public statement that disputed an incriminating report.
Related: John Kelly shocked staff with speech 'hostile' to Trump, tell-all book reveals
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Vince Cable says move follows cross-party talks on Brexit deadlock options
Cabinet ministers involved in cross-party talks on how to break the Brexit deadlock have given the first indication that they are prepared to examine plans for a potential second referendum on the UKas departure from the EU, according to the Liberal Democrat leader, Sir Vince Cable.
The offer to examine a possible timetable for a second vote drawn up by the Lib Dems was made during discussions between senior Liberal Democrats and two cabinet ministers involved in the talks, Michael Gove and David Lidington, in the Cabinet Office on Thursday morning.
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- Lindsey Graham urges slowing of US withdrawal
- Bodies of four Americans killed in Manbij to be repatriated
Senator Lindsey Graham said on Saturday he hoped Donald Trump would slow the US withdrawal from Syria until Islamic State is destroyed, warning that if not thought through, the pullout can create an aIraq on steroidsa.
Related: Ex-navy Seal and sailor among US victims killed in Syria suicide attack
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- Tempe police chief asks public to withhold judgment
- Police say Antonio Arce was carrying replica handgun
A police officer investigating a car break-in shot and killed the 14-year-old suspect as the boy ran away, according to video released on Friday.
Before making footage from the officeras body-worn camera public, the Tempe police chief, Sylvia Moir, asked people to withhold judgment.
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The enormous strike in Los Angeles paints a grim picture of wealthy state that is struggling to fund its education system
California once had one of the best funded, most envied public education systems in the United States. Now schoolteachers in Los Angeles, who went on strike this week to vent years of frustration, say they struggle with overcrowded classrooms and children whose need for academic support, psychological services and English-language coaching outstrips anything they can provide.
Many schools do not have a full-time nurse or counselor. In many of the poorer neighborhoods a in south LA, or the north-eastern San Fernando Valley a the library opens rarely. Janitorial service has become so spotty that some teachers have resorted to buying their own cleaning supplies and going over their own classrooms with rags and a mop at the end of a long day.
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Tens of thousands take to city streets to protest against violence and the impact of austerity on their lives
Propelled by a mass public rendition of Sisters Are Doina It for Themselves and accompanied by a thudding police helicopter overhead, hundreds of protesters have rallied in central London in solidarity with an estimated 89 Womenas Marches worldwide.
In Athens, Berlin, Washington DC and Los Angeles, to name just a few, tens of thousands of demonstrators turned out to protest against violence against women and the impact of policies of austerity. They also had some choice words for Donald Trump and Theresa May.
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Laura Ingrahamas whine about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has rumbled our secret: once you ignore the facts, minorities are having a grand old time in America
Minorities of the world, gather around, Iave got bad news. The jig is up; weave been rumbled. While I know weave all been trying to keep our aminority privilegea a secret, the whitest minds in America have put their heads together and found us out.
Related: Who is afraid of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez? | Nathan Robinson
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Roberts county, in the panhandle, goes some way to show the extent of unwavering support that remains among Trumpas base
On the morning of 20 January 2017, the 938 citizens of Roberts county awoke to a new era.
In this flat, rural expanse in northern Texas, routine remained mostly the same. Ranchers tended to their cattle. Children went to school. The oil pump jacks continued to rotate.
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How does a 21-year-old Nobel laureate adjust to student life a and what comes next for the world famous activist? Yousafzai explains why she was driven to tell the stories of other displaced girls
aC/ aI never thought Iad see land againa: read an extract from We Are Displaced
aPeople have heard my story already,a says Malala Yousafzai, the youngest ever Nobel laureate, in something of an understatement. aI thought it was time for people to listen to other girlsa stories as well.a Her new book, We Are Displaced is a collection of harrowing, heartbreaking and ultimately inspiring first-person accounts of the lives of girls Yousafzai has met in her travels to refugee camps and settlements across the world. aWe hear about refugees in the newspapers, on TV, and it is just in numbers, and itas usually in a negative way. But we do not hear from them, especially when it comes to young women and girls. So I wrote the book.a
Yousafzaias story a shot by the Taliban in Peshawar in 2012, when she was 15, for speaking out for the rights of girls to go to school a is surely one of the best known in the world today, and was recounted in the international bestseller I Am Malala, written with the journalist Christina Lamb. As she tells it, in the comfort of a discreetly guarded London hotel room, one minute she was on the school bus with her friends talking about the following dayas exams, the next she was aopening my eyes in this hospital in Birmingham and people were speaking in Englisha. She was deaf in one ear and the left side of her face was badly damaged where the bullet had narrowly missed her eye, but she was lucky to be alive.
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Whether itas censorship, problematic tweets or #MeToo, comics are being scrutinised like never before. Is there a anew sense of panica in the industry?
Comedy is in a period of extraordinary flux. The past two years have witnessed the reputations of revered comics, such as Louis CK and Aziz Ansari, implode in the wake of #MeToo allegations. Then there is the culture of unearthing old tweets, with standups being held to account for problematic ajokesa theyave made online (for Kevin Hart, it even cost him his most high-profile gig to date, hosting the Oscars). There are also increasing fears around political comedy and censorship. This month, Hasan Minhajas Netflix special was pulled because he criticised the Saudi regime over the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, while Michelle Wolfas searing political set at the White House Correspondents Association dinner in 2018 led to the board announcing that 2019 will be the first time in 15 years that a comic would not be presenting the event. Elsewhere, Jim Davidson, a man once so vile he was almost immune to judgment, was reported for hate speech, at his own birthday party no less (although no action was taken). The comedy goalposts are shifting and there is a demand that the art form gets more socially conscious. But can you be woke and funny? And are we living in a time of such change and heightened awareness that the two can now never be mutually exclusive?
aWhen comedians say: aOh you canat say ANYTHING these days!a, what they are actually saying is, aI donat know how to be funny without stomping on people.a Which is fair enough: not everyone has those skills,a says Danish standup and podcaster Sofie Hagen. aBut a lot of comedians do and theyare doing well based on that. Hannah Gadsby, Nish Kumar, Sara Pascoe, Mark Watson, Sophie Duker, Mae Martin: there are loads who manage to say a lot of things without repercussions; who are really, really funny while doing it. It sometimes takes a bit of extra work; you have to be aware of your own privilege and you have to educate yourself so you donat use damaging language.a
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In her career as a prosecutor, the Democrat supported increased criminalization of sex work, took no action in key police abuse cases and defended a troubled prison system
As Kamala Harris prepares to enter the competitive field of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates as a frontrunner, the California senator is presenting herself as a criminal justice reformer, an ally of Black Lives Matter, and a defender of Americaas most vulnerable citizens. Clips of her sharp questioning of Trump administration officials have gone viral.
The daughter of immigrants who took her in a stroller to civil rights protests, Harris has been a pathbreaker at almost every step of her political career. She was born in Oakland, where she later served on the frontlines of Americaas harsh criminal justice system as a local prosecutor in the 1990s. She went on to become the first African American and the first woman elected as San Francisco district attorney in 2003 and as California attorney general in 2010. She was the second black woman and first south Asian woman elected to the US Senate in 2016.
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The actor on Michael Caine, sharp suits, the Specials and sex
Born in Hampshire, Martin Freeman, 47, played Tim in The Office. He went on to appear in The Hobbit trilogy and Black Panther. Since 2010, he has played Dr Watson in Sherlock. As part of the Pinter at the Pinter season, he stars in A Slight Ache and The Dumb Waiter from 31 January to 23 February. He lives in London and has two children with his former partner, the actor Amanda Abbington.
When were you happiest?
When I am in Italy with the family, not thinking about work.
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The ire directed at the 2020 presidential hopeful for calling for her Democratic colleague Al Frankenas resignation is misplaced
When Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, of New York, announced her presidential run on Stephen Colbertas Late Show this week, the American public was exposed to something that they hadnat seen since the 1972 presidential run of Shirley Chisholm: a contender for the nationas highest office who is a committed and vocal feminist.
Gillibrandas presidential bid comes against the backdrop of her decade-long record in the Senate, where she has advocated for womenas rights with a tenacity and persistence rarely seen in that body. She has drafted bills that would provide mandatory paid family leave, so that workers can afford to take time off for pregnancies and to do the tasks that are disproportionately done by women a things like childcare, or tending to sick family members.
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Amid a storm of criticism surrounding the organizationas leaders, we should also look at what political action, if any, the group has taken to create structural change
In two short years, the Womenas March has gone from amassing good will (and hefty donations) to amassing suspicion. Once heralded for organizing the single largest protest in Americaas history, now the only thing anyone wants to talk about is the leadersa association with antisemitic, homophobic, transphobic Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.
This weekend, the third womenas march on Washington, with corresponding local marches in cities across the United States, will be taking place, but it risks being overshadowed by the storm of criticism that has arisen about alleged antisemitic rhetoric within the groupas leadership and investigations by the Daily Beast and Tablet into the possible mishandling of funds.
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The news that Karen Pence is returning to work at an anti-gay Christian school should remind us of the vice-presidentas dangerous bigotry
Karen Pence is not just the wife of the US vice-president, sheas an empowered career woman in her own right. While her husband works tirelessly alongside Trump to make America white again, Karen Pence, it was announced this week, is returning to her old job teaching kids art.
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The destructive brinkmanship from no-dealers and peopleas vote supporters must be defeated
aC/ Caroline Flint is Labour MP for the Don Valley and a former minister for Europe
I was reminded this week of the film Unstoppable, where a runaway train threatens disaster; and Denzel Washington and Chris Pine must save the day. Our Brexit train is truly out of control. Not only is any route to Brexit subject to attempts to frustrate it, there is no agreement over who should drive the train.
The Tory European Research Group reminds MPs that leaving with no deal is the default outcome if nothing is agreed. The no-deal Brexiteers would have the UK leave with no agreement on the money the UK owes, EU citizens, the Northern Ireland border, tariff-free trade or security arrangements.
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This was a defeat to leave all Chelseaas frailties brutally exposed and the head coach reverting to his native tongue to make clear the depths of his dissatisfaction. Overwhelmed as Arsenal ripped into them through a one-sided first half, Maurizio Sarrias team had no incision of their own with which to muster anything approaching a riposte. A side lacking a focal point to their front-line limped away in defeat attempting to recall what had constituted their solitary shot on target, and with the gap to fifth and sixth place trimmed to a precarious three points.
Their efforts had been feeble. They are a team treading water at present and Gonzalo HiguaAn, a short-term fix at 31 and a striker with no previous experience of the helter-skelter of this division, cannot arrive on loan from Juventus soon enough. How they could have done with the Argentinian in his pomp here as they attempted to retrieve the deficit shipped in that furious opening period, though that lack of firepower was only one aspect of the problem.
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aC/ Serena Williams makes short work of Dayana Yastremska
A fourth-round collision on Monday that will rip the 2019 Australian Open wide apart brings the official world No 1, Simona Halep, and the best player in the history of the game, Serena Williams, together for the ninth time.
The American has an 8-1 grip on that rivalry, but the Romanian comes into the match after beating her sister, Venus, fairly convincingly on day six, 6-2, 6-3 in a little more than an hour-and-a-quarter. However, the younger Williams sister has been in equally awesome form in the first week, taking just over an hour to beat the Ukrainian teenager Dayana Yastremska for the loss of just three games.
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Even at 40, the Filipino senator is still one of the worldas best welterweights entering his title defense against Adrien Broner
Manny Pacquiao finds himself in a bit of an unusual spot entering Saturdayas welterweight showdown with the profane underachiever Adrien Broner on the Las Vegas strip.
The Filipino senator, who celebrated his 40th birthday in December, may well be a silhouette of the hyperkinetic force of nature that captured world titles in a record eight weight classes (from 112 to 154lbs) over the last two decades, catapulting from fringe curiosity to global brand. Yet even the reduced present-day iteration set to climb through the ropes at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for his 70th professional bout continues to fight at a high level and is no worse than a top-five welterweight in the world.
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John Breenas very Irish play, finally brought to New York, tackles the meaning of sport a and therefore life itself
Itas a shame, in a way, that John Breenas opera from 2014, Breakdown, is not in fact about rugby. In his play Alone It Stands, at 59E59 in New York City until the end of the month, the Irishman turns a maul into a screaming birth. God knows what he could do with a ruck.
Like rugby union itself, the play is very simple and hugely complicated. Six actors take on a multitude of parts to tell the tale of 31 October 1978, the day Munster, the most southerly province, beat the mighty New Zealand All Blacks.
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The good news for Manchester City is that Liverpool suddenly look quite vulnerable. They conceded three goals here and ended up with 10 men after James Milner had, almost inevitably, picked up a second yellow card for another foul on Wilfried Zaha. The bad news is that they are still winning, even in adverse circumstances, and have reopened a seven-point gap. The home sideas 10 men managed what turned out to be the decisive goal when Sadio ManA(c) cut in from the left to score in stoppage timeand, despite Max Meyer grabbing a last-gasp third for the visitors, Liverpool clung on for three important points.
Related: Liverpool ahad to dig in with all we hada against Palace, says JA1/4rgen Klopp
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Marcus Rashford graced his 150th Manchester United appearance with a strike he a and those inside Old Trafford a will always remember. Goal No 41 of his career came just before the interval and ensured a seventh win from Ole Gunnar SolskjA|ras opening seven matches in charge.
The Norwegian believes Rashford may currently be the Premier Leagueas finest No 9. aHeas playing the best football of his career,a SolskjA|r said. aHarry Kane is injured so maybe that gives him the chance to be the best at the moment.a
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She may be known for her sense of humour but the world No 4 feels pressure-free as she contends for the Australian Open title
Shortly after last yearas US Open final Naomi Osaka found herself on American television, part of the traditional post-tournament round of commitments for the new champion. At 20, Osaka was the first Japanese player, woman or man, to win a grand slam title, her victory over Serena Williams an illustration of her talent and her ability to stay calm under pressure, remaining cool while her opponent suffered a meltdown.
Related: Australian Open: Halep to meet Serena Williams in last-16 clash worthy of final
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Actor accuses critics of afearmongeringa in foreword to new book arguing that Francis Bacon made a major contribution to the plays
For decades Sir Mark Rylance has been raising doubts over whether William Shakespeare wrote all the plays and poetry that bear his name.
Now the Oscar-winning actor has hit out at Stratfordians who dismiss his concerns, accusing them of afearmongeringa as he makes the case for why Sir Francis Bacon should be recognised as having made a major contribution to The Tempest and Loveas Labouras Lost. In particular, he attacks the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, the charity that oversees Shakespeare heritage sites in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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She juggles a global fashion brand, four children and one of the worldas most scrutinised marriages: how does the former Posh Spice keep the show on the road?
Along an Edward Hopper-esque cobblestone street two blocks from the Hudson river, outside a Brooklyn warehouse that is now a photographic studio the size of a baseball field, black SUVs are parked bumper to bumper. Inside, Mario Sorrenti, fashion royalty since he photographed a nude Kate Moss face down on a sofa for Calvin Kleinas Obsession in 1993, is perched on a wooden crate shooting the first Victoria Beckham X Reebok collection. Cara Taylor, the industryas latest 17-year-old modelling sensation, a high school volleyball champ from Alabama whose fine curtain of wheat-gold hair falls across her cheekbones in the manner of a young Leonardo DiCaprio, wraps her arms around two other models, a boy and a girl, as Nonstop by Drake fades into All The Stars by Kendrick Lamar. Every couple of minutes, stylist Alastair McKimm, a Northern Ireland-born, New York-based godfather of luxe streetwear, darts on to set, minutely adjusting the hood of a sweatshirt with the beady eye of a society hostess plumping her drawing room cushions.
The designer of the Lucozade-orange trainers, sleek cropped tanks and oversized bomber jackets is perched on a directoras chair with a birdas-eye view of it all. Victoria Beckham is wearing, as she always does, clothes from her catwalk label. Today, it is a military green sharp-collared shirt in stiff wool twill with shiny horn buttons tucked into matching high-waisted pleated trousers, accessorised with spike-heeled Balenciaga sock boots, a shiny red manicure and a bottle of San Pellegrino, which she sips through a straw so as not to smudge her lipstick. She hops down from the chair to pore over the monitors with Sorrenti or huddle with McKimm by the clothing rail. Beckham never raises her voice, but then she doesnat need to, because everyone else stops talking as soon as she starts; she gives suggestions, rather than orders, but they are not queried.
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The musician, 68, on understanding people, being home alone, missing Detroit and how Elvis changed her life for ever
Iave never stopped missing Detroit. Iave lived in Essex for years and years, but Detroit is who I am. When I go back I OD on the place. I go back to the house I was born in, I knock on the door, and the owner lets me in. Iall walk from that house to my old school. Iall go to the Catholic church there. I might have physically left Detroit, but itas in my heart.
Elvis changed my life for ever. I saw him for the first time, on TV, when I was six. I was locked into the set. I knew right there and then that was all I wanted to do with my life. By 14 I was on the road in my first band. If I was going to do anything else, I probably would have been a psychologist. That sounds like a jump from being an entertainer, but theyare both about trying to understand people.
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The British actor, who stars alongside Christian Bale in the forthcoming Vice, talks about politics, playing baddies, and doing the kidsa homework
Eddie Marsan, 50, is a prolific British character actor who has played roles as diverse as Shimon Peres, Heinrich Himmler and Bob Dylan. Born and raised in east London, he left school at 15 and apprenticed as a printer before becoming an actor. It took a decade before he started getting regular work, helped by Mike Leigh casting him in Vera Drake (2004) and as a volatile driving instructor in Happy-Go-Lucky (2008). In the US, where he now mostly works (though he lives in Chiswick), he is best known for his role as Terry, an ex-boxer with Parkinsonas, in the Showtime series Ray Donovan. For his latest film Vice, exploring Dick Cheneyas insidious role in the last Bush administration, Marsan plays deputy secretary of defence, Paul Wolfowitz.
When did you realise that you resembled Wolfowitz enough to play him in Vice?
I got a call saying that [director] Adam McKay would like me to play this part. I knew who Paul Wolfowitz was a Iam a bit of a politics geek a and I saw the physical similarity. It still needed a lot of time in makeup, but Iam used to that a Iam married to a makeup artist.
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The patchy new series, starring Don Cheadle and Regina Hall, tells the story of the 1987 stock market crash with plentiful cocaine and excess energy
Black Monday, in the historical sense, refers to 19 October 1987, the single worst day for Americaas stock market in its history. Itas a potentially risky premise around which to build a TV show, given that the event, which didnat induce a crippling economic depression, doesnat loom particularly large in either pop cultural memory or the actual memory of anyone under 30. But the Dow Jones still dropped 22.6 points on Black Monday, which is about the level of subtlety on this new series of the same name.
Related: The Passage review a a vampire drama to sink your teeth into
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Satellite images show glaciers in US and Canada, excluding Alaska, are shrinking four times faster than in previous decade
Glaciers in western North America, excluding Alaska, are melting four times faster than in the previous decade, with changes in the jet stream exacerbating the longer-term effects of climate change, according to a new study.
The retreat hasnat been equal in the US and Canada. The famous alpine ice masses in the Cascade Mountains in the north-west US have largely been spared from the trend.
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Federal judge finds activists guilty of entering a national wildlife refuge without a permit to give aid to migrants
A federal judge has found four women guilty of entering a national wildlife refuge without a permit as they sought to place food and water in the Arizona desert for migrants.
US magistrate Judge Bernardo Velascoas ruling on Friday marked the first conviction against humanitarian aid volunteers in a decade.
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- One man reported killed on icy roads in Kansas
- Storm could bring up to 18in of snow to New England
A plane carrying 129 people skidded from a slick Chicago runway and a plow driver was killed when his truck rolled over outside Kansas City on Saturday, following a winter storm that covered many parts of the US midwest in snow and ice.
No injuries were reported on the United Airlines flight at OaHare International Airport as it arrived from Phoenix, Chicago fire officials said. The massive storm which dumped 10in of snow on some areas prompted the cancellation of nearly 1,000 flights at Chicago airports. The average delay at OaHare was nearly an hour.
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Rallies take place in cities from Washington to Los Angeles but an antisemitism row has overshadowed the buildup
The first Womenas March, held the day after Donald Trumpas inauguration as president in 2017, was the largest single-day protest in US history, drawing millions to the streets to reject Trump in a colourful riot of placards, fury and pink apussy hatsa.
Related: What has the Womenas March accomplished, beyond mere visibility? | Jessa Crispin
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aEmpress of soula says decades of civil rights action have earned her the right to sing on stage in February
Singer Gladys Knight has defended her decision to perform the national anthem at this yearas Super Bowl after being criticised by supporters of former quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who used the pre-game tradition to protest against racial injustice.
Knight, who is from Atlanta, where the game will be played, said she wanted to agive the anthem back its voicea, and to include Americans struggling for racial justice. She said she did not need to prove her commitment to civil rights.
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- Africa Command says strike followed attack on Somali forces
- Extremist group has claimed deadly attack on Kenya hotel
The US military said it carried out an airstrike in Somalia that killed 52 al-Shabaab extremists, in response to an attack on Somali forces.
Related: Al-Shabaab's Nairobi attack is a reminder that tit-for-tat terror never succeeds | Mukoma wa Ngugi
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GdaAsk mayoras funeral revealed a nation in shock, bereft of a man who stood for openness
Even as PaweA Adamowicz was lying in state at GdaAskas European Solidarity Centre, a museum, archive, and public space dedicated to the history and values of the independent trade union born in the cityas shipyards, its grief-stricken staff were preparing his entry into history.
The opening of the museum in 2014 was the realisation of a dream for Adamowicz, a GdaAsk native who had long sought to present his city to the world as a symbol of Europeas hard-won freedom. In between shifts maintaining an overnight vigil by his coffin, researchers gathered materials with which to commemorate him.
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At least 71 dead and 76 injured in blast that occurred as people tried to fill containers with fuel
The death toll from the explosion of a pipeline ruptured by suspected fuel thieves in central Mexico has risen to 71, the governor of the state of Hidalgo has said.
At a news conference with the Mexican president, AndrA(c)s Manuel LA3pez Obrador, the governor, Omar Fayad, said 76 people had also been injured in Friday eveningas explosion, which happened as people tried to fill containers with fuel.
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- President says a a lot of progressa made at White House talks
- Meeting with Kim Jong-un likely by end of February
Donald Trump said on Saturday he had aan incrediblea meeting with North Koreaas nuclear envoy, Kim Yong-chol, and the two sides had made aa lot of progressa.
Related: Trump announces huge expansion of US missile defense system
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Shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer says remain option should be on ballot paper
Labour must keep open the option of a second EU referendum with remain on the ballot paper, Keir Starmer has said.
After Theresa Mayas Brexit deal was overwhelmingly voted down on Tuesday, leaving Labour as potential kingmakers in shaping the nature of Britainas exit from the European Union, the shadow Brexit secretary said Labour must either instruct the government to negotiate a close economic relationship with the EU based on a customs union, or campaign for a further public vote.
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Campaign group urges recognition for women affected by sexual violence of Korean troops and the children born as a result
Tran Thi Ngai was 24 and alone at home in her village in Vietnamas Phu Yen province when a South Korean soldier forced his way into the house and raped her.
aHe pulled me inside the room, closed the door and raped me repeatedly. He had a gun on his body and I was terrified,a said Tran, now almost 80, and still waiting for South Korea to acknowledge sexual violence by its soldiers during the Vietnam war.
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Matthew Bishop was told there was no treatment that could save his vision. But now scientific breakthroughs in gene therapy have given him, and others, hope
In his office in Oxfordas John Radcliffe hospital, Prof Robert MacLaren sits upright, his back as straight as a soldieras, and tells me about the lowest point in his 20-year career. It was the rejection, many years ago, of his grant application for a project investigating how gene therapy might treat conditions causing blindness. aIt was completely panned by the reviewers,a he says. aWe were told aThereas no way itas ever going to happen a itas a complete waste of time funding such a ridiculously stupid projecta.a
In October last year, MacLaren successfully completed the worldas first gene therapy trial for one such condition, called choroideremia, as part of the largest late-stage trial ever for any genetic disease. It marks an extraordinary breakthrough in the quest of scientists and clinicians to understand why and how our own genes can make us ill, and the apparently miraculous possibility of rewriting our genetic code. But MacLaren is understated about this victory: aItas really satisfying, when youare given such a rebuttal, to then prove the reviewers wrong. Iad love to go back to them and say: Look whatas going on now.a
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Ocean Ramsey, a shark researcher, came face-to-face with what could be one of the largest great whites ever recorded
Two shark researchers who came face to face with what could be one of the largest great whites ever recorded are using their encounter as an opportunity to push for legislation that would protect sharks in Hawaii.
Ocean Ramsey, a shark researcher and conservationist, told the Associated Press that she encountered the 20ft (6-metre) shark on Tuesday near a dead sperm whale off Oahu. The event was documented and shared on social media by her fiance and business partner, Juan Oliphant.
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A home recipe tester who is brutally honest is every great chefas secret weapon. Yotam Ottolenghi, Meera Sodha and Anna Jonesas spill the beans
Before I started working with Claudine, I tested all my recipes myself. It became too much in 2007; I had started my Guardian column and was working on my first book. Claudine would come to my apartment every week and wead test together. That graduated to her testing from home in London, before she eventually moved to Wales.
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aI was very lonely, and this has been a wonderful halfway housea
We met through a couple of Facebook groups. A few months later, Hayley posted that shead split up with her partner of 10 years and she and her son were looking for somewhere to live. Iad been on my own with my six-year-old daughter for one and a half years, and I had a spare bedroom. Money was tight, I found life quite stressful, and when my daughter was in bed at night I felt a bit lonely.
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Whether it be a hijack, kidnap or siege situation, negotiation is an art. Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn take note
Westminster is in deadlock. The progress of Theresa Mayas withdrawal agreement has stalled in parliament, where a majority of MPs are opposed to it. Jeremy Corbyn has refused to enter talks with the prime minister until she rules out a no-deal Brexit, a demand she describes as aan impossible conditiona. So how do our political representatives get themselves out of this impasse?
aNegotiation is an art, not a science,a says Dr J Simon Rofe, a reader in diplomatic and international studies at Soas, University of London, who teaches a course called athe art of negotiationa.
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Last year we asked our supporters what they hoped to see on our pages in 2018. A year on, we put the question to them again
We asked the Guardianas supporters around the world to reflect on what you hope to make space for in 2019: the causes and values that you want to prioritise, and what you would most like our journalism to focus on this year. We received hundreds of responses, and hereas a snapshot.
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Scientists say a drastic cut in meat consumption is needed, but this requires political will
It has been known for a while that the amount of animal products being eaten is bad for both the welfare of animals and the environment. People cannot consume 12.9bn eggs in the UK each year without breaking a few.
But the extent of the damage, and the amount by which people need to cut back, is now becoming clearer. On Wednesday, the Lancet medical journal published a study that calls for dramatic changes to food production and the human diet, in order to avoid acatastrophic damage to the planeta.
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Gunfire and explosions in Nairobi, fast food at the White House, a great white shark off the coast of Oahu and the Australian Open tennis a the week captured by the worldas best photojournalists
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Thousands gathered across the globe to call for equality and the protection of womenas rights
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While spending time in Jamaica in the 1980s and 1990s, reportage photographer Wayne Tippetts developed a fascination with the Caymanas Park horse racing track in Portmore, the last remaining track on the island. In recent years he has revisited the track gaining behind-the-scenes access and we take a look at selection of these images
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A pair of winter storms will dump snow and ice across the central and eastern U.S. over the next several days.
The 2017 Women's March was organized to protest the first full day of President Donald Trump's term in office.
What Curacao may lack in Caribbean sass, it more than compensates with Dutch appeal.
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Marie Kondo is a well-organised contradiction.
SOCIAL media sensation Boo the Pomeranian has died afrom heartbreaka one year after his best dog pal passed away.
Ask Lyndi Cohen her number one diet tip and her answer might just surprise you.
From lamingtons to lamb chops to the best of our multicultural cuisine, there is no excuse for staying at home this Australia Day. Hereas a guide on where to celebrate with some good food.
Pressure is mounting on politicians to make significant change after the drug-related deaths of five young people in as many months.
Christy Laurence spent years in a high-paying corporate job, until one day a life-changing moment turned her world upside down.
A public health sign at a New Zealand swimming pool has been slammed as racist for depicting a coloured child being instructed not to urinate in the pool.
Enjoy the ultimate bohemian love story in La Boheme or party like Gatsby at Blanc de Blanc Encore. These are the top events in Sydney this week.
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A New Zealand mum has taken to Instagram to warn others after inadvertedly becoming caught up in an internet scam.
With the way people are carrying on about the latest Gillette ad, anyone would think atoxic masculinitya was a new term coined to shame men.
Last week I decided to give myself a treat. I did my hair, applied my make-up, put on a cute outfit, and ventured out in to the city to have a very hot date a with myself.
Another group of doctors has thrown its support behind pill testing, writing to state and territory leaders claiming there is enough evidence it can help to warrant a trial.
Next time your boss pulls you into a scary meeting about your progress, just be thankful you donat live in China.
A New South Wales police officer was conducting a search warrant in a rural town in the stateas northwest when he noticed an injured sheep struggling in the scorching heat.
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Weave been annoyed when weave seen age-defying celebrities post their barely different photos and shocked when weave seen the dramatic climate change comparisons.
A woman has been slammed a abrata after she complained that her partner proposed with his grandmotheras diamond instead of the ablingya ring she wanted.
Many of us may be feeling a little jealous of the Aussie woman who just scooped $107 million in the Powerball overnight.
A champagne-swigging student who boasted of adaddyas credit carda sobbed as he was jailed for sexual assault.
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The man accused of kidnapping a teenage girl after allegedly murdering her parents in rural Wisconsin applied for a job at a liquor store hours before she escaped, according to reports.
A mum who looks better at 41 than she did at 21 has revealed her tips to reversing the ageing process a and how she got her incredible abs.
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A babyas dummy called 3 Little Birds BIBS has been recalled amid fears it could choke or strangle babies or small children.
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