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the guardian today Wednesday 13 Jul 2016 Headlines More » Theresa May set to fill key cabinet positions with female allies Amber Rudd and Justine Greening expected to receive promotions as next prime minister moves to create a more gender-balanced cabinet Labour executive rules Jeremy Corbyn must be on leadership ballot The takeover: how police ended up running a paedophile site Not enough staff left to run Italian town after arrests for bunking off work Asian markets lift as Britain gets new PM, Japan gets stimulus and US outlook brightens Bernie Sanders officially endorses Hillary Clinton for president Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Jennifer Aniston takes on tabloids in scathing essay about pregnancy rumors She's rich, famous and thin – but the actor is fed up enough to take on the press, which has focused its lenses on her and her flat belly for 'the bajillionth time' Theresa May has vowed to unite Britain – my guess is against the poor Ugandan president stops to make roadside phone call. Twitter explodes Eyes down, apocalypse bingo players: Labour's Jedi council has spoken | Marina Hyde British hostage John Cantlie is shown in new Isis propaganda video Chris Evans' Top Gear 'is bigger global hit than Jeremy Clarkson version' Sport More » Rory McIlroy will watch 'the stuff that matters' at Olympics – not golf Tour de France 2016: Michael Matthews sprints to stage 10 victory Pakistan united behind Mohammad Amir after spot-fixing, says Wahab Riaz Comment is free More » Theresa May: a one-nation Tory in a one-party state | Rafael Behr The EU must not treat the UK as a deserter – we can negotiate without rancour | Martin Schulz Jo Cox's tragic death must put an end to the hateful abuse of our MPs | Ruth Price Culture More » Kneedeep in mud and midges: my trip to Eden Pack your post-society toolkit – it's time to head for a new TV Eden The whole truth about Van Gogh's ear, and why his 'mad genius' is a myth Business More » Mark Carney to hand notes of pre-Brexit vote talks with chancellor to MPs M&S to create small investors panel to scrutinise performance Technology More » Secrecy, swag and $10k a month: meet Silicon Valley's gilded interns The joys of Pokémon Go: exercise, the outdoors and 'full-on escapism' Travel More » Alt city guide to Edinburgh Faroe Islands fit cameras to sheep to create Google Street View Life and style More » Yotam Ottolenghi's top pomegranate tips Wiping, burping, cajoling ... how much can you learn from parenting? Eyewitness picture of the day More » A family in a Mumbai taxi. Glasgow-born Dougie Wallace spent four years photographing the now-defunct black and yellow Premier Padmini cabs of Mumbai. A selection of his photographs is on show at the Retina festival in Edinburgh Dougie Wallace Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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