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the guardian today Tuesday 31 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Labour voters in the dark about party's stance on Brexit, research says With only three weeks to go before EU referendum, there is concern in remain camp that more needs to be done to make position clear Stephen Hawking: Trump's popularity inexplicable and Brexit spells disaster How child sexual abuse became a family business in the Philippines Indian police try to block Facebook video mocking Sachin Tendulkar North Korea makes another failed attempt to launch Musudan missile Iraqi troops seize control of districts of Falluja from Isis Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Man charged over T-shirt mocking Hillsborough tragedy Fifty-year-old pub-goer charged with public order offence in Worcester 'So boring it barely exists': readers review the new Top Gear Shooting of gorilla to protect child was 'right decision', says zoo director Jon Snow condemns 'abusive' and 'boring' EU referendum campaign The mystifying disappearance of children's author Helen Bailey Claims of mass refugee immigration to UK branded 'false and bogus' Sport More » Alastair Cook hails 'special moment' reaching 10,000 England Test runs Golden State Warriors beat Oklahoma City Thunder to return to NBA finals Daniel Sturridge sweats over cut before England squad named for Euro 2016 Comment is free More » Why David Cameron should crush the Tory dinosaurs in a revenge reshuffle | Ian Birrell This EU referendum debate is farcical. No wonder I'm still undecided | Suzanne Moore However we vote, the elites will win the EU referendum | Irvine Welsh Culture More » George Blagden on dressing up for Versailles: 'Heels do wonders for your confidence!' Character building: meet the understudies who steal the show Duncan Jones on Warcraft: 'If you get it wrong, people are going to be upset' Business More » Former Zurich Insurance CEO killed himself, says company EDF's Hinkley Point deal over radioactive waste sparks anger Technology More » The three big reasons Windows 10 tablets don't cut it The 12 most visually arresting games on Xbox One Travel More » Take the kids to … National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth Top 10 alternative music venues in Barcelona Life and style More » The secret life of a fast-food worker: ''I've got used to everything being greasy'' | Anonymous Gin ices, pastel nails, MIA and mega-slides - make the most of summer '16 Eyewitness picture of the day More » A new study has shown that bumblebees use tiny vibrating hairs to sense electric fields transmitted by flowers. Static electricity causes the hairs to move and helps the bees find sources of pollen, scientists have discovered. PA Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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