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the guardian today Monday 13 Jun 2016 Top story More » Orlando shooting: 'It's way too easy to kill people,' says Congressman, as 50 die in attack Obama condemns 'act of terror' after worst mass shooting in US history as it emerges gunman Omar Mateen, who was shot dead, was known to FBI Editor's picks More » Britain's Euro 2016 police chief lambasts 'tooled up' Russian fans Assistant chief constable Mark Roberts says some supporters wore gum shields during clashes with England fans in Marseille Lead the EU, don't leave: Gordon Brown heads Labour's push to remain LA gay pride parade: man detained with arsenal of weapons before event Cost of renting one-bed property soars in UK UK festivals suffer in a costly and crowded field, study shows MPs draw up penalties for Philip Green if he fails to attend inquiry Special report More » David Cameron defends EU campaign in face of Nigel Farage attacks Prime minister says remain team's approach highlighting risks of leaving has been 'hugely optimistic and positive' Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Orlando massacre: Omar Mateen's ex-wife says he beat her and held her hostage Sitora Yusifiy divorced the suspect after four months of marriage and says he had serious mental health problems Queer Muslims exist – and we are in mourning too Gay men can't donate blood to victims of the Orlando shooting. That's absurd | John Paul Brammer Orlando shooting exposes so many of America's faultlines Russian hooligans were savage and organised, say England fans Orlando: Obama condemns 'act of terror' after worst mass shooting in US history Sport More » Clashes of England and Russia fans in Marseille exposes failure of planning | Barney Ronay Eddie Jones' artfully constructed ambush helps England to topple Australia Alex Hales falls short of ton as England set Sri Lanka steep target to avoid defeat Comment is free More » Let's not give in to fear after the Orlando shooting | Steven W Thrasher If we cast all football fans as thugs, only the hooligans win | Zoe Williams If we're to win the climate struggle, we must remain in Europe | Caroline Lucas and John Ashton Culture More » Out of this world: why the most important art today is made in space Will Netflix really steal traditional TV's crown? Benjamin Millepied on quitting Paris Ballet and his LA 'love story' with Natalie Portman Business More » Make UK super-rich pay one-off wealth tax, says Fabian Society Five threats to American prosperity tie the hands of its banker-in-chief 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 All at sea: sailing in the Hebrides Life and style More » Let's get physical: how women's sport can conquer body image Should I let my children see their grandmother? | Mariella Frostrup Eyewitness picture of the day More » Members of traditional churches attend a ceremony at Orlando stadium in Soweto to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Soweto uprising, which began on 16 June 1976. AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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