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the guardian today Monday 18 Jul 2016 Headlines More » Corbyn puts Trident to fore as Labour divisions deepen The Labour leader tells the Guardian he will vote against Trident in Commons debate expected to divide the party ARM Holdings to be sold to Japan's SoftBank for £23.4bn, reports say Baton Rouge shootings: gunman had urged 'fight back' against police violence – live updates Recep Tayyip Erdoğan mourns coup casualties – and vows retribution Death of black teenager sparks protests in Liverpool Nice attacker's movements studied as police make more arrests Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Gavin Long, named as Baton Rouge gunman, was marine with online alias Gavin E Long of Kansas City shares details and sites with 'Cosmo Setepenra' and was a US Marines veteran who spent a year in Iraq Six wealthiest countries host less than 9% of world's refugees Boris Johnson plane makes emergency landing at Luton UK economy must endure 'short, sharp shock' after Brexit vote Mr Angry of TV comedy severs links with Putin network on way to Edinburgh fringe The Guardian view on the Labour leadership: parliament matters most | Editorial Sport More » Henrik Stenson holds off Phil Mickelson for brilliant triumph at the Open Yasir Shah spins Pakistan to win in first Test as England collapse at Lord's Jarlinson Pantano wins Tour stage 15 as Chris Froome retains yellow Comment is free More » Turkey has defeated a coup – and unleashed a violent mob | Alev Scott Another deadly day in Baton Rouge. Will we heed the warning? | Barrett Holmes Pitner Owen Smith: decent bloke, good politics. But is that enough? | Zoe Williams Culture More » Jimmy Cauty: 'I'm an outsider artist' Beast by Paul Kingsnorth – digested read Matt Damon and Paul Greengrass: 'We'll never say never again' Business More » The fragile UK economy has a chance to abandon failed policies post-Brexit Ross McEwan on Brexit: it's not a banking crisis – RBS has plenty of money Technology More » How the internet was invented Social media may have been blocked during Turkey coup attempt Travel More » On the right lines: a new zipwire over Niagara Falls The Bolivian spirit that turned Steven Soderbergh's head Life and style More » Clean eating and dirty burgers: how food became a matter of morals Europe made foodies of us all Eyewitness picture of the day More » Men and women dressed as Kate Bush dance as they attempt to create a new world record for the most people dancing in costume to Wuthering Heights, at Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin. Between 400 and 500 dancers took part, well above the previous record of 300 set in 2013 in Brighton Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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