World news
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Storm still intensifying as it makes landfall near Mexico Beach as 77,874 households without power, according to Gulf Power -
Laws revised in Xinjiang region to permit ‘education centres’ for ‘people influenced by extremism’
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Fifteen-person team linked to disappearance of dissident, Turkish media report -
Black Hole Entropy and Soft Hair was completed in the days before the physicist’s death in March -
Up to 30 MPs to create group to rival Jacob Rees-Mogg’s European Research Group -
Quake hit 200km south-west of Rabaul, triggering a tsunami warning
Spotlight
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Forest fires and air that seems to combust: thanks to climate change, more parts of the world will soon be ablaze. California shows us what will happen when it does
Around the world
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Specialists who worked with the Guardian suggest immediate changes to the removal system -
Area is known for illegal migrant crossings and police say they suspect foul play -
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Survey across 15 countries finds 90% of teenagers in Kenya, Mexico, China and Nigeria hopeful for the future – in stark contrast to those in developed nations -
Young people around the world talk about how it feels to grow up in 2018
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Opinion & analysis
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The inaction and recalcitrance of Australia’s federal politicians is making Kiribati despair -
Disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi shows Riyadh has little respect for borders -
A decade on, Victoria still doesn’t have enough publicly provided, accessible abortion services -
Experts believe rival Fernando Haddad must position himself as a centrist champion of democracy
Pictures and video
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With 155mph winds at landfall, Hurricane Michael is the strongest storm to hit the continental US since Hurricane Andrew devastated south Florida in 1992
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Hurricane Michael was a category 4 monster storm when it made its landfall in the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday, on track for a catastrophic and record-breaking afternoon as the region’s strongest cyclone in living memory, with with gusts up to 175mph
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CCTV footage released by a Turkish TV station shows the missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi walking into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on 2 October and a black van leaving
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Spanish weather forecasters said 20cm (8in) of rain fell in four hours on the island of Mallorca on Tuesday evening. A British couple were feared to be among eight people to have died
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Latin American immigrants trying to cross the US-Mexico border in Texas are often apprehended as soon as they cross. Reuters photographer Adrees Latif spent a week documenting their often futile attempts to live the American dream -
Florida governor Rick Scott warns the category 3 storm 'keeps getting more dangerous'
Business Dow Jones slides more than 800 points in worst day for eight months