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the guardian today Thursday 16 Jun 2016 Editor's picks More » Tories revolt over Osborne's Brexit 'punishment' budget Party rancour grows as 65 MPs defy chancellor in move that signals scale of difficulties that David Cameron will face after referendum Euro 2016: police quell violence as England and Russia fans clash in Lille Hillary Clinton savages Donald Trump's response to Orlando massacre Alligator attack at Disney World: two-year-old boy's body recovered from lake Public health bodies call for decriminalisation of drugs Video of Orlando shooter emerges in footage for BP oil spill documentary Special report More » Bank shares would fall sharply after Brexit, City analysts warn Barclays will be hardest hit if Britain votes to leave EU and all dividend payouts will be axed, say bank experts at Bernstein Most viewed in last 24 hours More » The appalling Philip Green is just part of the system. That's the real scandal | Owen Jones As the former BHS tycoon correctly pointed out, others like him avoid tax. We let them get away with it, and that has to change Michael Gove's father denies his company was destroyed by EU policies Michael Gove on Question Time's EU referendum special: the verdict EgyptAir flight MS804: Egypt says it has spotted wreckage of plane The truth about working for Deliveroo, Uber and the on-demand economy The Stone Roses review – stadium-sized eruptions of communal joy Sport More » Roy Hodgson tells Wales 'talk is cheap' before crucial Euro 2016 game Phil Mickelson must curb his natural risk-taking to triumph in US Open England's George Ford relishing recall opportunity against Australia Comment is free More » For 50 years voters have been denied a genuine debate on immigration. Now we're paying the price | Gary Younge For black and brown people, achievement is a double-edged sword | Rebecca Carroll Call me a liar, an idiot or a wrong 'un if you like, but I'm still voting leave | Giles Fraser Culture More » The best TV of 2016 so far What's it like to be queer and Muslim? Let this photographer show you This is the 1.17 to nirvana: how a Yorkshire commute became a work of art Business More » MPs: Sir Philip Green's reputation and knighthood depend on pension offer European shares recover after five days of losses Technology More » E3 diversity report - so was it a white guy-fest again? Pornhub launches explicit audio for the visually impaired Travel More » Astronaut Tim Peake's stunning photos of the Earth – interactive map New London hotel offers artistic sensibilities at affordable prices Life and style More » Teabag taste test: the best and worst breakfast blends Vitamin myths debunked: what should you be taking? Eyewitness picture of the day More » A woman stands in front of police officers as they block access to a street during a protest against proposed labour reforms. Strikes closed the Eiffel Tower and disrupted transport as tens of thousands prepared to march against labour reforms with the Euro 2016 football championship in full swing AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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