headlines
Saturday
15 April 2017
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Everton join Liverpool in banning paper's journalistsEverton football club have banned the Sun from Goodison Park and their Finch Farm training ground over the newspaper’s coverage of the city
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At least 20 killed in suspected suicide bomb attackRebel official says rebels guarding bus and dozens of passengers died when car bomb was detonated near convoy of evacuees -
NUT backs strike action in English schools over funding crisisNational Union of Teachers approves industrial action in worst-hit areas and says further cuts could trigger a national strike -
weekend
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How Pepsi, United and Spicer went wrongJoanna Walters talks to gurus of public relations about how Pepsi, United Airlines and White House spokesman Sean Spicer fell into PR disasters
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I’m rich, but I understand the frustrations people haveDavid Cameron’s former blue-sky thinker says the rise of populism is due to the super-rich’s inability to put themselves in the shoes of those less well off
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Photographing gunshot survivors in the USInspired by her own experience, photographer Kathy Shorr documented the survival stories of 101 victims of US gun violence
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How one film took on costume drama's whites-only ruleIt’s set in Victorian Britain – and has more black characters than all the Austens and Downtons put together. Will Lady Macbeth end period drama’s whitewashing of history?
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Sunderland v West Ham, Crystal Palace v Leicester – clockwatchRolling report: Follow all the goals and key moments from the Premier League and across Europe with Simon Burnton’s updates
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Spurs keep heat on Chelsea with hammeringGoals from Mousa Dembélé, Son Heung-min, Harry Kane and Vincent Janssen give Tottenham comfortable home win
documentaries
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Asylum seekers on Christmas Island
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The reasons for knife crime are complex, but it’s wrong to ignore the impact of cuts to youth fundingThe cause of death that dare not speak its name: austerity
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How content we feel depends on whether reality meets our expectations. If that gap is too wide, anxieties and resentment creep inThere’s a formula for happiness, but will it make our world a better place?
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from the UK
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How spice is ravaging homeless communitiesAs Manchester police report a spike in spice-related incidents, homeless people say highly addictive drug is causing deaths
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West Midlands mayoral candidate seeks to tell a different Labour storyOn the campaign trail in the Black Country, Siôn Simon struggles to distance himself from party’s internal struggles
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around the world
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Tight vote looms that could strengthen Erdoğan's grip on powerThe campaign for Sunday’s controversial referendum on constitutional reform has polarised a divided country still further
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Trump, trade, interest and aid make for a challenging summitWith world tensions rising and globalisation in retreat, ministers and business leaders have much to discuss this week in Washington
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explore
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Blighted by 'aliens'Technical problems made for a stop-start affair, but even then everything was almost in right place for band
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Riding the Hershey town trainThe town of Hershey once supplied the US chocolate giant with sugar, and the railway line built for it is a great way to get around an area rich in beaches and beauty
life
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Why mums should expect less of themselves and more of their partnerTiffany Dufu had motherhood and her return to work all planned out – until her scheme fell apart. But her crisis became her salvation
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Yotam Ottolenghi’s recipes for lambTraditional roast lamb has its place, but try something new this Easter by looking to China, north Africa and Thailand for inspiration
people
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All people are sad clowns. That’s the key to comedyThe actor and comedian, 54, who made his name in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, on the joy of being older, why he’s way too responsible and what he owes Monty Python
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Sheryl Sandberg credits Mark Zuckerberg with saving her lifeSandberg says Facebook founder and his wife ‘did so much’ for her after the sudden death of her husband
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The athlete has a training schedule, the actor a script, the writer has nothingThe author on guilty time out, online distractions and getting into ‘the zone’
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Solo single ends Ed Sheeran's 13 weeks at top of UK chartsOne Direction singer’s Sign of the Times outsells Shape of You by just 3,000 copies
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The 20 photographs of the weekHoly Week, a mass rally in Pyongyang, the ongoing destruction in Mosul and Sergio Garcia winning the Masters – the news of the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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Day of the Sun festivalNorth Koreans celebrate the 105th anniversary of founder and former leader Kim Il-sung with a military parade
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Celebrations around the worldFrom the Philippines to Spain and Berwick-on-Tweed, Christians have been celebrating Holy Week
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Nairobi's model citizenStephen Okoth, film-maker and fashion icon, brings vibrancy to the streets of Nairobi’s Kibera district in this image from the #CelebrateAfrica photo competition
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A peek inside the best foodie kitchens on InstagramInstagram’s best kitchens: It’s all in the detail – the carefully chosen accessory, the custom colour, a flurry of greenery … Here are some of the best working kitchens on Instagram
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Joseph Szabo's portraits of adolescenceJoseph Szabo was a frustrated high-school teacher in need of inspiration – so he started photographing his students, and captured all the angst and excitement of being caught between childhood and adulthood
Jeremy Corbyn Only 45% of Labour voters think leader would be best PM, poll finds
Tax Labour plans clampdown on 'sweetheart deals'