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Internal documents show site struggles with mammoth task of policing content ranging from nudity to sexual abuse
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Leaked guidelines on cruel and abusive posts also show how company judges who ‘deserves our protection’ and who doesn’t
How Facebook allows users to post footage of children being bulliedLeaked guidelines on cruel and abusive posts also show how company judges who ‘deserves our protection’ and who doesn’t -
Labour’s Yvette Cooper is among those calling for more transparency from the company in wake of Guardian revelations
Experts urge change of moderation policiesLabour’s Yvette Cooper is among those calling for more transparency from the company in wake of Guardian revelations
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May ditches manifesto plan with social care U-turnPM accused of ‘manifesto meltdown’ but insists ‘nothing has changed’ after introducing plan to cap people’s social care costs
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Record 60% of Britons in poverty despite being in working families – studyIn-work poverty disproportionately concentrated in households in private rented housing as rising living costs bite
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Trump focuses fire on its 'support for terrorists and militias'Theme emerges as president visits Israel during first overseas trip, saying Iran must cease ‘funding terrorists’ and never obtain nuclear weapons
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Ex-MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden dies after bike crashNicky Hayden, the former MotoGP world champion, has died five days after he was involved in a bicycle accident
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Brad Pitt goes over the top in Afghan war satireBased on real-life events, David Michôd’s take on the war in Afghanistan plays for laughs and misses the mark
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Tom Watson sounded dangerously like Spinal Tap’s Marty DiBergi, while Jeremy Corbyn’s speech was more Katy PerryCorbyn and Watson's musical differences on show in city of culture
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Lessons from three new books on the post-truth eraFrom Trump’s phoney claims to the Brexit ‘£350m a week for the NHS’ promise, we have become mired in a sea of bogus truths. But what can we do about it?
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Theresa May's social care wobbleJonathan Freedland and Owen Jones are joined by Zoe Williams in the first of our daily podcasts in the runup to election day
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The Tory manifesto, leaders' debates and hot takes on povertyOur resident cartoonist trades football for the general election in a new weekly campaign strip
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Latest soundings suggest Tory wobbleFind out what the pollsters are expecting on June 8 as Theresa May seeks to turn an opinion poll lead into an increased majority. We’re compiling daily updates from all the main polling firms and tracking the trend
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Moyes resigns as Sunderland manager without compensationDavid Moyes has resigned as Sunderland manager after the club’s relegation from the Premier League
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Every seat that doesn’t go to the Tories is another voice to hold them to account. Otherwise they’ll think they’ve got the public support to do whatever they wantThis is why you should still vote – even if the polls say Theresa May will win
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Why would Theresa May ditch a pledge to ban ivory trading?The Tories’ manifesto has dropped a promise to outlaw the trade. Protecting wildlife should be a priority, not an option
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Average asking price hits record high of £317,000Data sees buyers brush aside Brexit and general election uncertainty to seek bigger properties in school catchment areas
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BBC apologises for local radio station's guess-the-link competitionHost asked listeners to try to guess killer’s identity from musical clues including and Suffer Little Children
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Two teachers on 75-day hunger strike detained by policeNuriye Gülmen and Semih Özakça have been on strike after losing their jobs in purge that followed coup attempt
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Diplomat 'Sarko Boy' goes on trial over bag stuffed with banknotesBoris Boillon, a former adviser to Nicolas Sarkozy, faces tax fraud and forgery charges after being stopped with a bag stuffed with cash
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Cap'n Jack's panto's backThere are a few new faces but not many new ideas in the fifth instalment of the increasingly becalmed Disney franchise
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Literally every decision is the worst possible oneThe Last Week Tonight host ran through the latest scandals in the White House, referring to the president as ‘audaciously corrupt’
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My month with chemtrails conspiracy theoristsTammi Riedl and her partner believe ‘chemtrails’ are damaging our health. They prove conspiracies have gone mainstream – and aren’t just for the right wing
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A guide for wannabe YouTubersCan you create a bubbly, cheeky two-dimensional persona that hides the emptiness of your life? Enjoy this careers service-style primer
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Farrell and Kidman slay it in taboo horrorA bizarre, disquieting tale from The Lobster director Yorgos Lanthimos, with Farrell as a heart surgeon with a baffling friendship with a 16-year-old boy
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Anyone who loves clothes can be a designer now – just ask Alexa ChungLike Samantha Cameron and Victoria Beckham, she has no training, but what does that matter? Plus, Barack Obama and Jon Stewart pose an age-old question
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An EU-plot to sabotage the great British breakfastA strain of hepatitis E carried by some continental pigs has been given a topical nickname. So, do we need to vote leave on bacon?
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How to dress like you're in Twin PeaksDavid Lynch’s series, first broadcast in 1990, was a pioneer of stylish TV – with Audrey’s sweater-girl dressing, Agent Cooper’s hardboiled suits and the Log Lady’s knits. With the new series airing this week, here are five ways to get the looks
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Casting as Venom is a masterstroke for Sony's superhero universeA leading man with the skill to illuminate Eddie Brock’s twisted soul, Hardy is sure to turn the limited raw materials of this antihero into a titan of cinema
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Drake breaks Adele's record with 13 winsCanadian rapper, who walked into the show Sunday with 22 nominations, won top artist, top male artist and top Billboard 200 album, among others
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Actor's 'world collapsed' after magazines painted her as a liar, court hearsLawyer for Woman’s Day publisher says Wilson did not grow up ‘in a ghetto’ but attended elite private boarding school
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NME journalist who became director of Animal AidNME rock journalist who later became a powerful advocate for animal rights
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This year's edition blooms into actionThe art of gardening is celebrated this week at the Chelsea flower show, one of the world’s largest horticultural festivals
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Circus act and a water fightThe Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including the farewell presentation of the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus
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Nicole Kidman, Elle Fanning, Dustin HoffmanIt’s day five at the Cannes film festival, with the big premieres including The Meyerowitz Stories, How to Talk to Girls at Parties and Redoubtable
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Mehdi Bahmed's identity crisisWith troubling, dreamlike compositions, French photographer Mehdi Bahmed conveys the awkwardness of being caught between western and Arab identity
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Trent Parke – an audio essayIn the latest chapter in our audiovisual series on celebrated Australian photographs, we look at the images of Magnum member Trent Parke
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Moscow's Viennese ballThe Gostiny Dvor shopping and exhibition centre hosts the 15th Viennese Ball charity event in Moscow, which is is reminiscent of a Tsarist era ballroom dancing that was absent from Russian life during the communist Soviet Union.
Facebook generates massive profits – it can afford to protect the public
Facebook generates massive profits – it can afford to protect the public