headlines
Tuesday
6
September
2016
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Rodrigo Duterte further strains diplomatic ties with Washington as he warns US leader not to question him on extrajudicial killings
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Hauliers, farmers and business owners lift blockade on Channel Tunnel and ferry terminal after French government says ‘Jungle’ camp will be dismantled
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Campaigning in Ohio, GOP nominee attended round-table with union members while his rival Hillary Clinton went to a Labor Day festival with union leaders
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highlights
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Broad gags, choice turns and some terrific slapstick involving a hospital revolving door elevate a possibly opportunistic outing into a solid and satisfying comeback
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In the 1940s, a group of female scientists were the human computers behind the biggest advances in aeronautics. Hidden Figures, an upcoming book and film tells their remarkable, untold story
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Rumour is Apple will announce the end of its analogue audio connector at the iPhone 7 launch, in favour of either Lightning or USB-C. But is it a good idea?
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One of the biggest parties on earth isn’t just about having a good
time. Many come to Burning Man to grieve – and inter the ashes of loved ones
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opinion
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Why cash isn't king any more
Kenneth Rogoff
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The world No1 Serena Williams overhauled Roger Federer with her 308th win to top the all-time list of grand slam match victories
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President says San Francisco 49ers quarterback is ‘exercising his constitutional right’ in national anthem protest that has received both criticism and praise
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Lawyer, writer and campaigner was credited with almost single-handedly stopping the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s
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Findings seem to debunk perception that women lack assertiveness when negotiating salaries, a common explanation for wage gap
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in depth
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She made her name shooting addicts and drag queens. Now the photographer is celebrating the outsider she has worshipped since her teens, in a show that also features work by Steve McQueen and Ai Weiwei
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Unesco report finds only 64 countries met 2015 target on primary education, while 40% will not achieve 2030 goal on secondary education until 2100
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Amid all the stories of Cuba’s new prosperity, residents of its capital are growing frustrated by the daily reality of uncollected rubbish, overflowing sewage and water leaks – and asking: ‘Why did Havana become like this?’
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The historian’s vivid, terrifying account of the Führer’s demise, based on his postwar work for British intelligence, remains unsurpassed
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From doubling for Charlize Theron to being set on fire, meet the daredevil women risking their lives in TV and film
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Jords has always known he was asexual, but his partners have struggled to understand. Can you compromise over your sexuality for the sake of companionship? WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT
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Magazines access mugshots from police departments and print them for locals to see – but when they get it wrong, there are often little to no consequences
people
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Sevnica residents could not recall much about Melanija Knavs and did not seem to follow her transformation from working-class daughter to possible US first lady
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One More Time With Feeling director Andrew Dominik says the musician wanted to promote his new album Skeleton Tree without having to talk to the media
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Despite ongoing speculation as to who might replace the actor, Sony have reportedly tried to secure Craig’s services for a further couple of movies
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From Hollywood’s culture of ‘abuse and exploitation’ to the lack of black faces in Vogue, the actor has had enough of being told to ‘zip it’. She talks about why it took a role in HBO’s Westworld to finally make her feel in control of her body
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the big picture
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including Hillary Clinton’s new campaign plane and protestors occupying a road in Calais
Environment Soaring ocean temperature is 'greatest hidden challenge of our generation'