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the guardian today Sunday 17 Jul 2016 Top stories More » Erdoğan clamps down after crushing attempted military coup Thousands of soldiers rounded up and more than 2,700 judges dismissed, while prime minister talks of bringing in death penalty for rebels 'We thought coups were in the past': how Turkey was caught unaware Fethullah Gülen: Turkey coup may have been 'staged' by Erdoğan regime Turkey was already undergoing a slow-motion coup – by Erdoğan, not the army Headlines More » Labour divisions widen as anti-Corbyn leadership rivals turn on each other Party caught up in new round of infighting with war of words between camps of Angela Eagle and Owen Smith South African super-telescope reveals distant galaxies and black holes 'At least 35,000' Venezuelans cross border to Colombia to buy food and medicine Australia eager to start free trade talks with Britain Mike Pence introduced as Trump's vice-president pick after days of uncertainty Two pilots rescued off Hawaii after ditching plane in ocean Special report More » Police and academics search Nice attacker's history for a motive A profile is built up of an angry loner recently arrived from Tunisia Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Cameron had six years to change Britain. So what did he achieve? The shock of Brexit reverberates – but what will posterity make of the former prime minister Labour has the stench of death – meet the killers | Nick Cohen 'And now a very brief word for BBC viewers in the far, far, north' | Kevin McKenna Going through your second adolescence – aka the 'middlepause' I want to end my relationship but it's too hard | Mariella Frostrup Pentagon loses Turkish airspace access crucial in airstrikes against Isis Sport More » Henrik Stenson edges Phil Mickelson on day three at Troon Tour de France must adapt to survive as crowd size threatens its future Chris Woakes shines brightest for England as Pakistan make them sweat Comment is free More » London is the world's greatest city; we cannot sit back and do nothing about the rough sleeping crisis Labour needs a debate that will put our party's house in order Why Brexit may be a deadly experiment for science | Will Hutton Culture More » The tills are alive … theatres cash in as audiences rediscover love for musicals Me sexist. You Jane… Why Hollywood is still a jungle | Eva Wiseman The day I tried to give a black iris to Georgia O'Keeffe Business More » Can Theresa May get the wheels of British business turning again? Trading standards to investigate 'fake' British farm brands 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 Baroque and roll: a cycling tour of south-east Sicily Life and style More » Petit Pois Bistro: restaurant review | Jay Rayner Brutalism at home Eyewitness picture of the day More » A woman sits under French flags lowered to half-mast following the Bastille Day truck attack in Nice. AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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