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the guardian today Thursday 12 May 2016 Editor's picks More » David Cameron to introduce new corporate money-laundering offence Prime minister brings in charge of failing to prevent fraud or money laundering as UK prepares to host anti-corruption summit 'Like Dunkirk': Brexit donor trumpets 'fantastic insecurity' of leaving EU Air pollution rising at an 'alarming rate' in world's cities Police beating after high-speed chase through two US states caught on video Dilma Rousseff impeachment: votes mount against Brazilian president – live MH370: two new aircraft fragments 'almost certainly' from missing plane Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Azealia Banks axed from UK festival after racist rant at Zayn Malik Hip-hop star triggers Twitter storm after posting racist and homophobic comments aimed at former One Direction singer Tales from the vault: what we've learned about Prince since he died Receptionist 'sent home from PwC for not wearing high heels' Ronan Farrow condemns media for handling of Woody Allen allegations Instagram unveils new logo, but it's not quite picture perfect Newcastle 'devastated' by relegation, says managing director Lee Charnley Sport More » Tokyo Olympics: €1.3m payment to secret account raises questions over 2020 Games Sunderland safe after Lamine Koné double sinks crumbling Everton James Vince and Jake Ball in England Test squad to face Sri Lanka Comment is free More » We took down the Laura Kuenssberg petition to show sexist bullies can't win | David Babbs It's Iraq, not Isis, that's on the way out | Ranj Alaaldin The Tories meddle with the BBC at their peril | Ian Birrell Culture More » Deserts and dynamite: my journey to the cosmic heart of land art Damian Lewis: 'Hedge-fund billionaires are misunderstood' Ori Gersht's best photograph: a bullet hitting a pomegranate at 1,600 frames per second Business More » Lycamobile's opaque tax affairs confounding its own auditors Standard Life boss tries to head off investor revolt by cutting bonus Technology More » Angry about Facebook censorship? Wait until you hear about the news feed Six reasons why everyone is hating on Call of Duty Travel More » Montreal: send in your travel tips and win a £200 hotel voucher What a performance: soaking up culture and sunshine at Stockholm's oldest private theatre Life and style More » Turmeric latte: the 'golden milk' with a cult following Kitchen gadgets review: the Selfie Toaster – 'a boasty-toasty aberration' Eyewitness picture of the day More » Staff working at the Kim Jong-suk silk mill in Pyongyang. Foreign press are regularly taken around the factory, named after North Korea's founder Kim Il-sung's first wife AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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