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Saturday
23 March 2019
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Attorney general William Barr to release ‘principal conclusions’ to Congress after special counsel’s findings delivered late on Friday -
Officials ‘overwhelmed’ by the scale of the disaster, leading to a delay in humanitarian and rescue missions
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They came to London from across Britain and Europe, filled with enthusiasm for the new three Rs: revoke, remain, reform -
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Manning held in isolation for 22 hours a day after being jailed for refusing to testify to grand jury investigating WikiLeaks
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The mayor of South Bend, Indiana, is just 37 and gay but he has made a strong start in the race to 2020 -
Land near Facebook CEO’s property auctioned off amid lengthy fight over Native Hawaiian land rights
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A photo of an ad hoc crisis meeting gives an insight into the efforts made to cope with a floundering British government
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Conway plays an integral role in Trump’s racist and misogynist agenda. She’s no feminist – she’s simply a bad person -
It is impossible to understand the appeal of socialism in America today without looking at its past. And that inevitably leads to Debs -
His new show, After Life, divides opinion, except in my household
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Tremont Waters drove around three defenders and flipped in a shot with 1.6 seconds remaining to give LSU a 69-67 victory over Maryland -
American Nathan Chen overcame a world record free skate by Yuzuru Hanyu with an even more sensational routine to successfully defend his world title
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Seeing a great player in the flesh has an elemental magic – make it a must to see Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo in their prime -
Two former winners get their campaigns under way on Saturday evening. Join Scott Murray for updates
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From prize-winners Esi Edugyan and Marlon James to debut novelists such as Sara Collins, a new generation of novelists is exploring a painful past -
In 2015, Ali Smith embarked on a project to write four novels in real time, engaging with the political events of the day. She had no idea what was about to unfold. As Spring is published, she explains why they are more than just Brexit books
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Richard Cohen steps down amid allegations that founder Morris Dees, who was fired last week, mistreated and harassed staff -
Weekend of rallies highlight how state’s diverse electorate and new early spot on primary calendar make it a prize for Democratic candidates
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Online petition sparks conspiracy theories on both sides of the debate -
Past and future collide as nationalist Vox party gears up for success in next month’s general election while exhumation of dictator draws closer -
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Visual highlights from the Put it to the People anti-Brexit demonstration in London -
Young women in cities around the UK get dressed up in their best in a pop-up photography project -
The aftermath of Cyclone Idai, mourning in New Zealand and Holi celebrations in Delhi - the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists
Ketamine Can it really be an antidepressant?