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the guardian today Saturday 28 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Mossack Fonseca to close offices in Jersey, Gibraltar and Isle of Man The law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers is closing its offices in the British-dependent territories 'with great regret' WHO rejects call to move Rio Olympics because of Zika Protesters clash with police outside Donald Trump rally in San Diego Finding Dory trailer raises hopes film could include lesbian couple Tony Blair: Corbyn government would be a dangerous experiment Amber Heard granted domestic violence restraining order against Johnny Depp Most viewed in last 24 hours More » A letter to my late husband, who was an alcoholic The letter you always wanted to write Blind date: 'I think the age difference might have put her off' Student loans: the next big mis-selling scandal? Solved: the mystery of our absent red squirrels Sea sponge the size of a minivan discovered in ocean depths off Hawaii France's chaos stems from its failure to adapt to globalisation | Natalie Nougayrède Sport More » Marcus Rashford and Wayne Rooney fire England to win over Australia Rafael Nadal pulls out of French Open with wrist problem before third round Alex Hales shines as England survive Sri Lanka's catching masterclass Comment is free More » Peter Thiel's mission to destroy Gawker isn't 'philanthropy'. It's a chilling taste of things to come | Marina Hyde Scilly, where Harold Wilson, the first PM to show his knees, found peace | Ian Jack George Osborne, get your privatising hands off the Land Registry | John Healey Culture More » Frieda Hughes: 'I felt my parents were stolen' Paul Verhoeven on Elle: 'It is not a rape comedy' Black Dog: Dave McKean delves into the dreams of war artist Paul Nash – in pictures Business More » £5m 'bonanza' cited by BHS buyer Dominic Chappell questioned Fed chief Janet Yellen says interest rates will rise 'in coming months' Technology More » Chargers, châteaux, and the Channel Tunnel: can you really do a driving holiday in a Tesla? Overwatch review: Fast, fun and a joy throughout Travel More » Electric Lakeland: a Twizy adventure in the Lake District Hidden beauty spots in the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales Life and style More » Experience: my army platoon abandoned me in the desert Should I burn my diaries? They'd make my children cringe … Eyewitness picture of the day More » A river brimming with rubbish flows through a shanty town in Manila. The incoming president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, has pledged to spread economic activity beyond the overpopulated capital and to block any more factories being built there AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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