headlines
Sunday
14 January 2018
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President faces fresh allegations over adult film starsDonald Trump faces new claims over payment to adult film star, while another actor Jessica Drake reportedly subject to non-disclosure agreement -
H&M stores trashed by protesters after 'racist' adJohannesburg police forced to clear demonstrators angered by advertisement of black child with inscription ‘coolest monkey in the jungle’
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Government plans social reforms after week of unrestIncreased aid to the poor and improved healthcare designed to stem a wave of protests which saw hundreds arrested -
Young Emmanuel wrote racy novel inspired by wife, claims new bookThe French president’s early literary attempt inspired by romance with his teacher, later to become his wife, a new Brigitte Macron biography claims -
spotlight
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New Zealand’s glory from a train windowThirty years after the TranzAlpine was launched, Susan Grossman boards one of the world’s most scenic trains at Christchurch, before completing her trip on North Island’s Northern Explorer
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I want to be an actor, but am afraid to follow my dreamMariella Frostrup suggests there’s no such thing as a job for life now, so be open-minded about your career choices
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Inside the Trump White House by Michael WolffMichael Wolff’s sensational White House exposé paints Trump as a childlike nonentity sustained by our grim fascination
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Australia v England: first ODIOver-by-over report: Can England chase down a daunting total of 305? Find out with Simon Burnton
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Patriots' quest for Super Bowl return alive after playoff cruise against TitansTom Brady passed for three touchdowns and 337 yards, and the New England Patriots cruised past the Tennessee Titans
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Bernard Tomic boasts of wealth after failing to qualify for Australian OpenBernard Tomic’s Australian Open campaign is over before the tournament proper even begins after a three-set final-round qualifying loss to Italian Lorenzo Sonego
opinion
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Donald Trump a disgrace on so many levelsThe president is a disgrace to his country at so many levels
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After the Golden Globe dress code, activists have discovered the power of sneaking a protest on to unexpected platforms, says Eva WisemanHow red carpets and beauty pageants became the new battlefields
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'Quick US trade deal’ at risk, says ex British envoyQuick transatlantic deal should be put ‘out of our minds’ says former ambassador, as poll shows 72% of British public think president is risk to international stability
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Miloš Zeman to face run-off after topping presidential pollPresident criticised for warm relations with Russia and China gets 38.6% of votes and now faces pro-western Jiří Drahoš in the second round
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explore
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and the nationalist right's futureThe ex-White House strategist who turned his fire and fury on the president is now out at Breitbart too. Those in the know, though, say he isn’t finished yet
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Italy’s love affair with cinema cools as film fans turn to TVPiracy and online distributors like Netflix are driving audiences away from theatres, writes Angela Giuffrida
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How rhythms become a vital part of usWhether it’s the physiological monthly cycle of a woman or a plant’s seasonal cycle, the external world influences biology, says Daniel Glaser
This year, in collaboration with Global Witness, the Guardian will attempt to record all of the deaths of people who are killed while defending their land, forests, rivers or wildlife
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Community leader tortured and killed over land traffickingJosé Napoleón Tarrillo Astonitas murdered for opposing land traffickers seeking to clear land in the Chaparrí Ecological Reserve, say local witnesses
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Recording the deaths of environmental defenders worldwideThis year, in collaboration with Global Witness, the Guardian aims to record the deaths of all people killed while protecting land or natural resources. At the current rate, about four defenders will die this week somewhere on the planet
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Environmental crusaders risk their lives to save paradiseA small group of civilian para-enforcers is taking the protection of Palawan’s threatened rainforest from illegal loggers into their own hands
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Indigenous people of Colombia fighting for their landsThe 50-year civil war is over but, in the Cauca Valley, indigenous communities are on frontline of fight against drug gangs, riot police and deforestation
people
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Teen talent who grew into true stardomThe Irish-American actor has been tipped for Oscar glory in Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig’s acclaimed comic drama
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He believed that journalism should try to make the world a better placeThe formidable former Guardian editor and Observer columnist died last week. His long-time colleague Roger Alton recalls a brilliant, bold, brave man
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Fearless leader of battle for equal pay at the BBCHer resignation as China editor, because of a lack of parity in salary with male counterparts, has provoked a debate about gender fairness and exposed deep divisions in the corporation
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The day I caused a soapy Jacuzzi to explode over the Godfather producerIn 2003, Jesse Chehak was a photographer’s assistant and was tasked with setting up a shoot location for the Godfather producer
life
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Nigel Slater’s apple recipesStewed, mulled or baked in a savoury pie with shallots, apples are just the fruit to get you through winter
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How dependent should you and your partner be on each other?If you both have similar ‘differentiation of self’ scores, your relationship may run more smoothly, says Ben Ambridge
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My old-fashioned ‘fun house’Combining vintage pieces with floral colours, this cottage is the epitome of ‘granny chic’, discovers Karen Wilson
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The great British seaside from the 60s to the presentBritish beach photography from the 1960s to the present, featuring work by Martin Parr, Tony Ray-Jones, Simon Roberts and David Hurn
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The 20 photographs of the weekMudslides in California, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh and airstrikes in Syria - the week’s biggest news stories captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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This season's denimFrom patchwork jeans to studded jackets, and dresses to jumpsuits, denim is now more versatile then ever
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Famous sights at nightLuca Campigotto’s night-time photographs show some of the world’s most iconic landmarks glowing but virtually empty, adding a layer of intrigue to familiar cityscapes
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Bogotá's world-renowned graffiti districtThe Colombian capital has been a mecca for street artists since graffiti was decriminalised in 2011. Businesses commission artists, celebrities leave their tag, and you can even join a tour of iconic works
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Mary Shelley's FrankensteinTwo centuries after the publication of Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein, the monster she created still stalks our imaginations. Adam Frost, Sergio Gallardo and Edu Fuentes piece together the facts behind the myth
Alison Brie When Spielberg called it was the craziest half an hour of my life