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Critics claim relations between Labour and Jewish community are at ‘new all-time low’ as former London mayor avoids permanent expulsion
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UK trade minister is in the Philippines to meet a president who has publicly encouraged civilians to kill drug addicts
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The White House was silent before condemning the Obama administration’s ‘weakness’, as Trump struggles to define a policy vision
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Rory McIlroy has changed his brand and model of fairway woods on the eve of the Masters, switching to TaylorMade fairway woods
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Vandalism of houses on market for £1.25m each points to discontent in area where average home costs 12 times salary
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Ehrenbreitstein is one of only six major paintings by the artist still in private hands and has an estimate of £15m-£25m
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South Korean military’s report of launch from east coast port of Sinpo comes as Donald Trump and Xi Jinping prepare for Florida summit this week
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Spanish infrastructure giant Ferrovial will not renew its lease at offshore detention centres after contract expires in October
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After 22 orbits between the planet and its rings, Nasa plans for Cassini to ‘break apart, melt, vaporize and become part of the very planet it left Earth to explore’
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Company apologises to Pro users for neglect of product line as it prepares for the launch of its first new desktop computer since 2015
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Judge shut down film-maker’s request to return to US with immunity from jail, saying he should not receive special treatment as a ‘wealthy celebrity’
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including Ashtami Tithi in Bangladesh and a relocated rhinoceros
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Niger-born photographer CushmoK blends surrealism and poetry in his ‘small, dreamlike sculptures’
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Ten people have died and many more are injured following explosion at the Sennaya Ploshchad station in Russia’s second city
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These are the winning entries from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council photo competition 2017, which allows researchers and doctoral students to share another side of their work
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Over a quarter of a century, Jude Law has blazed through a succession of challenging and controversial theatre productions on the way to his latest role as a lover with murder on his mind in Obsession at the Barbican, London
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