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the guardian today Wednesday 06 Jul 2016 Headlines More » John Chilcot says Iraq war inquiry will not shy away from criticisms Head of inquiry says there were 'more than a few instances' where panellists have criticised actions and judgments Tory leadership race: May takes big lead as Fox and Crabb drop out Brexit: pound plunges to 30-year lows as EU fears bite into global markets again Dinosaurs killed off by 'one-two punch' of climate change and asteroid strike – study Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet agrees to Labour peace talks FBI rebukes Clinton but recommends 'no charges' in email investigation Special report More » May, Sturgeon, Merkel: women rising from the political ashes of men There is an increasingly widespread sense that strong female leaders are needed to 'clean up the mess created by men' Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Emma Watson's new film makes £47 at UK box office Harry Potter star's latest release The Colony, about a woman infiltrating a cult in Pinochet-era Chile, had a token cinema release and will rely on home streaming You Must Remember This: the woman spilling Hollywood's long-held secrets Steve Bell on economic reaction to the Brexit vote – cartoon The Pauline Hanson resurgence: as a Muslim, I'm surprised it took so long | Mehreen Faruqi Donald Trump offers praise for Saddam Hussein at North Carolina rally – live Man punches a bear in Ontario and walks away with only scratches Sport More » Jos Buttler starts with a bang as England motor to T20 win over Sri Lanka Andy Murray: nobody puts more pressure on me at Wimbledon than myself Greg Rutherford risks permanent hearing loss if he continues competing Comment is free More » Labour can still survive, but only if it abandons hope of governing alone | George Monbiot I governed in Iraq, and saw the lack of postwar planning first-hand | Emma Sky A Twitter warning for Donald Trump: the retweet defence is no defence at all | Tim Dowling Culture More » 'We took on the Tories and won!' … why Liverpool's striking schoolkids are back Biffy Clyro webchat – your questions answered on musicals, hair metal and snooker Driving round LA with Nicolas Winding Refn: 'I will go against good taste till I die' – video feature Business More » BHS: Tina Green denies family firms are based offshore for tax reasons European commission announces crackdown on corporate tax loopholes Technology More » Why self-driving cars aren't safe yet: rain, roadworks and other obstacles BlackBerry to stop making Classic smartphone, killing keyboards for good Travel More » The alt city guide to Manchester Readers' travel photography competition: June – in pictures Life and style More » How to eat: a sausage sandwich Get me to the pitch on time: when weddings and sporting success clash Eyewitness picture of the day More » A group of visiting schoolchildren look at a stand of Delphiniums in the Floral Marquee during the press preview day of the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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