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the guardian today Sunday 12 Jun 2016 Editor's picks More » Euro 2016: England and Russia fans clash before and after match One England supporter seriously injured in Marseille after being kicked repeatedly in the head, while another is reported to be in critical condition Right to buy plans floated by Corbyn backed by centre-right thinktank David Cameron says state pensions could be at risk if Brexit becomes reality Villagers living in the shadow of Gatwick fear revival of plan for new runway Charities urge MPs not to cut back on overseas aid spending Patients 'at risk' as the anaesthetists shortage is predicted to increase Special report More » Prices, property, pensions: 30 EU referendum questions answered Will the nation's decision on 23 June make you richer or poorer? We address the key consumer concerns Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Euro 2016 clashes: Russian media vaunt own fans and put blame on English Initial reports from Moscow claim attack by English hooligans provoked their 'heroic' countrymen into violence Trump won't win. In fact, the US could be on the brink of a liberal renaissance | Michael Cohen Walmart Canada to stop accepting Visa cards 'Got caught sleeping on Air Force One': the lavish lifestyle of New Zealand PM's son England fans charged by Russia supporters as violence spills into stadium Led Zeppelin stars to appear in court for Stairway to Heaven copyright trial Sport More » England denied by Russia's last-gasp equaliser in Euro 2016 opener James Haskell keeps it simple as England's muscle eclipses Australia | Eddie Butler Alex Hales stands firm for England as Sri Lanka's bowlers fight back Comment is free More » Labour needs to seize the day and make a powerful case for Remain | Andrew Rawnsley Nicola Sturgeon's EU position may return to haunt her | Kevin McKenna It's time society discussed the ethical issues raised by the gene revolution | Linda Geddes Culture More » A summer of doomed romance: how West End fell in love with longing HG Wells, Keynes, Orwell ... my years at the heart of the Bloomsbury Set The day I met Louise Bourgeois in her Manhattan studio Business More » Five threats to American prosperity tie the hands of its banker-in-chief Black tie and Brexit: Osborne takes the Remain case to Mansion House Technology More » Will Pokémon Go make you want to catch 'em all, all over again? What's it really like to go to E3, the world's biggest games event? Travel More » Gorgeous Montenegro: the best of the coast The new type of hotel rescuing Italy's hill villages Life and style More » Should I let my children see their grandmother? | Mariella Frostrup Outside the box: the future of flatpack furniture Eyewitness picture of the day More » A soldier faints on Horse Guards Parade before the Trooping the Colour ceremony to mark the Queen's 90th birthday. The parade and an RAF fly-past are part of a weekend of celebratory events AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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