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the guardian today Tuesday 03 May 2016 Top story More » The Leicester Supremacy – a triumph that was never supposed to happen | Barney Ronay Leicester City, the new Premier League champions, have vaulted an impassable gulf of finance and privilege in modern-day Big Football to reprise the most inspiring sporting principle of open competition Editor's picks More » Labour criticises Sats changes as parents plan 'kids' strike' over exams Government accused of creating 'chaos and confusion' over primary school testing in England amid growing calls for boycott Sonic booms heard in Yorkshire as Typhoons are scrambled Sir David Attenborough warns against playing 'fast and loose' with BBC 'America is a better country without you': Ted Cruz's very bad day Revealed: UK's covert propaganda bid to stop Muslims joining Isis Universal credit reduced to cost-cutting exercise by Treasury, say experts Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Leicester City win the Premier League title: latest updates – live! Leicester City have won the Premier League title after Chelsea drew 2-2 with Tottenham Hotspur. Get all the latest reaction Leicester's Claudio Ranieri proves nice guys do not always come second My family was traumatised first by a murder, then by the TV serialisation | Lauren Bradford Leicester City win the Premier League title after fairytale season 'Burning Man for the 1%': the desert party for the tech elite, with Eric Schmidt in a top hat Met Ball 2016: what celebrities wore on the red carpet – in pictures Sport More » Mark Selby clinches second world title with 18-14 win over Ding Junhui Judy Murray and sons learn how to live with success in the shadow of Dunblane Leicester celebrate first title after Chelsea recover for Tottenham draw Comment is free More » Why is the Brexit camp so obsessed with immigration? Because that's all they have | Peter Mandelson Labour's antisemitism row may be drama, but it's no crisis | Steve Richards Zac Goldsmith deserves to lose the mayoral race – and be put out to pasture | Suzanne Moore Culture More » Beyoncé and beyond: the hottest sounds of summer 2016 The disgraceful genius of Julia Louis-Dreyfus Curtain-raisers: the best theatre of summer 2016 Business More » Top UK civil servant reviews HS2 project Select committee chief lashes out at Sir Philip Green over BHS sale Technology More » Craig Wright: scepticism surrounds bitcoin inventor's identification I'll 'make their life miserable': tech CEO bullies low-income vendors by his home Travel More » 10 of the best B&Bs in Lima, Peru Readers' travel photography competition: April winners – in pictures Life and style More » 20 best Chinese recipes: part 1 Labour is not 'rife' with antisemitism, but I do wish Ken would shut up Eyewitness picture of the day More » A woman holds up a bunch of flowers during the Glastonbury Beltane celebrations in Somerset, where the traditional May Day festival is celebrated annually on the 1 May - or about halfway between the spring equinox and the summer solstice PA Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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