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Saturday
22 June 2019
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Trump combines dire threats with suggestion he is open to talks -
Ex-foreign secretary fails to address incident in which police were called
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Business leaders fear their firms could be vulnerable if Carrie Lam’s stalled bill passes -
Justice Brett Kavanaugh said Flowers’ trial record showed ‘relentless effort’ by prosecutor to rid jury of black individuals -
Today in Focus Weekend
Spotlight
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Whether it’s Killing Eve’s stylish assassin or the pals in Friends, it’s TV, not models, that is inspiring our wardrobes -
As her latest film, The Captor, is released, the star of the Millennium trilogy tells why she’s determined to portray women taking control of their lives
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As two teens share their excitement and plans for an upcoming adventure, an experienced traveller recalls how Interrailing helped define her life and career
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Opinion
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The police being called to Johnson’s flat was the latest dismal episode in a shocking week for the Conservative party -
On this inaugural Windrush day, I propose that the anchor would stand for racial equality and shared history, says cultural historian Patrick Vernon -
Trump campaigned on getting the US out of ‘endless wars’ – but his administration is taking us down a path that makes war more and more likely
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Minute-by-minute report: As the Women’s World Cup enters the knockout stages, who will progress? Join Scott Murray -
Minute-by-minute report: Can DR Congo keep pace with Group A leaders Egypt? Join Paul Doyle
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Follow over-by-over coverage of the match at Southampton with our team of writers -
Can New Zealand get the win that would leave them with one foot in the semi-finals? Get the latest from Old Trafford with Simon Burnton
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EU chief says member states are united in rejecting further talks on the withdrawal deal -
Rescuers dig through debris of seven-storey beach resort tower that was under construction in Sihanoukville
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‘National security’ measure seriously escalates tensions after clashes in Tbilisi during protests against a visit by a Russian MP -
Carroll alleges that Trump assaulted her in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in 1995 or 1996, as president says he ‘never met’ her
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Culture
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After an Edinburgh debut just 12 months ago, Lucy Moss and Toby Marlow tell of the whirlwind success of their musical about Henry VIII’s wives -
The playwright and actor on eye-opening dance, a Quincy Jones documentary and dining at the Shard -
Maturing YA authors move beyond rigid age-group markets
Lifestyle
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Whether it’s Killing Eve’s stylish assassin or the pals in Friends, it’s TV, not models, that is inspiring our wardrobes – and with good reason
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Explore
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She won Wimbledon, twice, and was tipped for the top – until an intruder with a knife threatened to end Petra Kvitová’s tennis career. So why does she feel lucky? -
The silks of fledgling jockeys shine brightly under the grey skies of West Kerry -
Selah Schneiter and her father spent five days climbing the Nose only to find when they reached the top that Selah had set a record
Take part
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Hunt and Johnson are the final two in the battle to become prime minister – readers have been reacting in the comments -
As part of a new series in the Guardian’s Weekend magazine we are looking for interesting pairs who live together
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There was outrage when it was suggested a waiter should pay towards the bill of diners who had done a runner. We asked readers to share their most memorable experiences of working in bars and restaurants -
Some cities feature spectacular bridges, bike paths and transport hubs designed with cyclists in mind, while others remain less than cycle-friendly. We want to see your examples, both good and bad
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Demonstrations in Hong Kong, migration in South America, the summer solstice at Stonehenge and daily life in Pyongyang – the last seven days, as captured by the world’s best photojournalists -
The German-born artist Susanna Bauer transforms fronds and branches and into intricate scupltures
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The best images from the natural world this week -
The heir to the throne called in at Pinewood studios on Thursday to meet stars and crew on the 25th 007 film. We rate HRH’s top 10 gesticulations -
The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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This week in our Guardian Print Shop series, photographer David Levene captures festival-goers greeting the dawn at Glastonbury
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