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30 September 2019
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President unleashes barrage against Adam Schiff littered with false claims, incendiary language and refusal to acknowledge wrongdoing over Ukraine -
Prime minister is asked about journalist’s claim during visit to business in Manchester
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Aimee Stephens is at the center of the first supreme court case to decide if sex is a factor for LGBTQ people under the Civil Rights Act -
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New study finds nylon tea bags leech billions of microplastics into every single cup of tea
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It took nine-year-old Kade Lovell longer than expected to finish his 5km race in Minnesota, but only because he was busy accidentally winning a separate 10km race
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Empty seats and ghostly silence have been the sad feature of these world championships – it is a PR disaster for the sport -
The master of British folk music has weathered a second divorce and lives in the US where ‘Trump has ramped up bigotry considerably’. At least ex-wife Linda has forgiven him
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Only the procedures enshrined in the impeachment process can cut through the president’s smokescreens, says law professor Laurence H Tribe -
Liberal leaders line up to praise her. Yet their inaction shows they are not really listening, says science writer Stephen Buranyi -
Western governments could have joined the battle against China’s repression, says foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall
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IAAF’s sellout to Qatar was the first of a double which sees the 2021 follow-up take place in Eugene, Oregon, home of Nike -
The NFL has suspended Oakland Raiders linebacker Vontaze Burfict for the rest of the season for a gratuitous helmet-to-helmet hit
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Minute-by-minute report: Will United climb out of the bottom half or will the visitors move into the top four? Find out with John Ashdown -
The usual excuses were trotted out when Colin Kaepernick’s fellow protestor found himself out of a job. And none of them turned out to be true
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Amid a series of scandals leading up to elections next month, Leyland Cecco discusses the chances of Canada’s prime minister repeating his initial success. And:
Kaitlyn Regehr on
why new sex education lessons are already outdated
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In a new project, female and non-binary artists have created murals to enliven construction boards in New York City -
Renée Zellweger’s Garland biopic is a powerful reminder of the attitudes that infect youth-obsessed Hollywood -
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Anita Dunn and Kate Bedingfield tell executives former New York mayor is spreading ‘false, debunked conspiracy theories’ -
Actor apologises for Sunday morning outburst which provoked delighted social media response -
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Four years of war has not brought Saudi Arabia any closer to victory, but all over Yemen ordinary people are suffering -
Leader Prayut Chan-o-cha may follow in Indonesia’s footsteps after floating idea as a way to tackle overcrowding
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Emergency services search for person feared swept away by River Severn wave -
Cavernous docks can shelter warships, with miles of tunnels, offices, and a hospital -
Documentaries
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Exhibition at Bonn’s House of History documents ‘unrequited love’ of all things British
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Paris fashion, a Thomas Cook protest in Manchester and school pupils in Iraq -
Patriotic banners, elaborate flower displays and tightened security as China gears up to mark the 70th anniversary of Communist party rule with a huge military parade in Beijing anchoring the celebrations of its emergence as a global superpower -
The actor and photographer Jessica Lange revisits US Highway 61
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