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Wednesday
2 December 2020
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Attorney general’s comments come despite Trump’s repeated claims election was stolen and his refusal to concede to Joe Biden
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Gabriel Sterling tells president to soften his language or ‘someone is going to get killed’
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Janet Yellen calls for urgent action amid ‘American tragedy’ as team demonstrates Biden’s commitment to diversity
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San Francisco’s mayor is the latest to fall prey to the siren song of the famed Napa Valley eatery, flouting coronavirus guidelines
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Spotlight
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Quincy Fortier was once Nevada’s physician of the year. As unspooled in a new documentary, he had a dark secret: dozens of children fraudulently fathered through his fertility clinic
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The toxic politics of conspiracies and lies did not start four years ago and will live on beyond Trump. But we can protect ourselves and reward the truth.
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The US women’s national soccer team have reached an agreement with the US Soccer Federation over equal work conditions
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Royal correspondent Jennie Bond discusses whether The Crown is an accurate depiction of palace life
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Record of ballerina with young dancers in 1972 found in Royal Academy of Dance archives
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Bill would aid small businesses, unemployed, airlines and others – ‘Stupidity on steroids’ not to pass interim deal by Christmas, says senator
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The high-elevation tree – a key source of food for grizzly bears – is vulnerable to climate crisis, beetles and disease
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Governments to reduce pollution in oceans and end subsidies that contribute to overfishing
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Ahmadreza Djalali had been sentenced to death on espionage charges
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The unmanned Chang’e-5 spacecraft has landed on the moon to pick up lunar rock samples, something not attempted since the 1970s
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Sanmitsu is known in English as the three Cs – confined spaces, crowded places and close-contact settings – situations the public are asked to avoid
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Festive decorations bringing post-lockdown sparkle include a 5-metre marmot in Hampshire and giant candy canes in Yorkshire
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The Guardian’s picture editors select highlights from around the world
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Now in its 56th year, the wildlife photographer of the year showcases the world’s best nature photography. The competition is run by the Natural History Museum in London
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