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Wednesday
2 December 2020
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António Guterres lists human-inflicted wounds on natural world in stark message -
Heavily redacted court filing, which does not name Trump, comes as president reportedly is considering sweeping pardons
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People who fled fighting in northern Ethiopia tell of atrocities and gruelling journey to Sudan -
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Significant gap remains as two sides enter crucial 48 hours of talks
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Joe DiGenova condemned for ‘mob attorney’ remark made on podcast shown on conservative Newsmax TV -
President makes comments to Republicans at a White House reception, where video shows dozens of people crammed together without masks -
Janet Yellen calls for urgent action amid ‘American tragedy’ as team demonstrates Biden’s commitment to diversity -
Wisconsin certification comes after partial recount expanded Biden’s margin, as president continues to fight results
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Live Coronavirus: Germany extends restrictions to 10 January; Putin orders start of mass inoculation
North America seeing record daily cases; WHO says vaccines won’t stop short-term surges; Russian president says programme should start next week -
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PM says news brings ‘certain knowledge’ people can reclaim their lives but insists rules must be kept
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Spotlight
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Plans still on hold after revelations about finances of would-be groom’s mother two years ago
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Grantham council’s decision to foot £100,000 bill for unveiling former PM’s sculpture has caused a furore
Opinion
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A Republican official condemned Trump for encouraging the intimidation of election workers. Here are his remarks -
The government’s ambiguous advice has pushed decisions on to individuals. For all our sakes, safety must come first, says public health academic Devi Sridhar
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The A-level students I meet are cheerful, cheeky – and actually keen to engage with opposing views, writes Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles
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Editorial: There is a job of public reassurance ahead that will be made harder if partisanship and ministerial grandstanding get in the way
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Royal correspondent Jennie Bond discusses whether The Crown is an accurate depiction of palace life
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Minute-by-minute report: United will qualify for the last 16 if they can get a draw at Old Trafford. Nick Ames is your guide -
Minute-by-minute report: The winner at the Sánchez Pizjuán will secure top spot in Group E. Join Scott Murray for the latest -
The BBC has said Tyson Fury will stay on the Spoty shortlist despite his request to be removed
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Wednesday’s vote, which is not final, is largely seen as a gambit by Benny Gantz to pass a budget -
The former president said ‘You lost a big audience the minute you say it’ but Ilhan Omar was among several progressives to defend slogan
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Productivity score potentially allowed managers to identify individual employees who weren’t contributing enough -
Transportation department said passengers bringing unusual animals had ‘eroded public trust in legitimate service animals’ -
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Production must fall by 6% a year to avoid ‘severe climate disruption’ but Covid-19 funding is supporting increases -
Jacinda Ardern calls climate change ‘one of the greatest challenges of our time’ and pledges carbon-neutral government by 2025 -
Governments to reduce pollution in oceans and end subsidies that contribute to overfishing
Culture
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Our article asking why so many players invert their controls provoked a fierce debate that has now caught the attention of researchers into visual perception
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5 out of 5 stars.
Art Masterpieces from Buckingham Palace – review
5 out of 5 stars.There’s an entire wall of Rembrandts in here, not to mention magnificent works by Vermeer and Rubens. But these treasures should be on show to everyone all the time
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2 out of 5 stars.
Film Godmothered review – Disney remixes Enchanted … minus the charm
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4 out of 5 stars.
Faith review Compelling, beautifully shot doc on an Italian cult
4 out of 5 stars.
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Lifestyle
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The traditional 2lb baking container isn’t just for using up fruit – you can create everything from paté to panna cotta -
Scotland’s classic smoked fish soup gets the Felicity Cloake treatment -
The upset and worry of Covid are making many of us anxious. So how can you tell if you are just feeling down, or if it’s something more serious? Here are the signs to look out for
Explore
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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 -
In a new exhibition, three artists reckon with the history of slavery at the Dyckman Farmhouse Museum with a range of challenging pieces -
In quarantine, I’ve faced down loneliness and fear with paper and ink
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The number of places which people need to self-isolate after returning from is growing. Share your experiences -
We’d like your help identifying the US frontline healthcare workers who die after treating or helping patients with coronavirus
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We’d like to hear from couples who’ve been forced to put their upcoming nuptials on hold due to the pandemic -
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The Guardian’s picture editors select highlights from around the world -
The September blaze that ravaged the Moria refugee camp in Greece left thousands of people homeless overnight. Photographers Vincent Haiges and Julian Busch picked through the wreckage
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Many modernist buildings from the Soviet period are being destroyed, but Russian photographer Arseniy Kotov hopes to preserve their memory with these shots of sloping cinemas and rooms under surveillance -
Guardian photographer Tristram Kenton raids his archive for shots of sensational musicals, from Chicago to Bombay Dreams -
Festive decorations bringing post-lockdown sparkle include a 5-metre marmot in Hampshire and giant candy canes in Yorkshire -
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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