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the guardian today Thursday 11 Aug 2016 Top stories More » Rio Olympics: Australia's Chalmers wins gold as Phelps edges Lochte – live! Join us for all the day five action, with news on basketball, football, judo and swimming and men's gymnastics Dan Bibby's sudden death try sends GB through to rugby sevens semis Kazakhstan's weightlifting triumph clouded by doping controversy Rio Olympics 2016 – full events schedule Headlines More » Nuclear espionage charge for China firm with one-third stake in UK's Hinkley Point China General Nuclear Power, and engineer Allen Ho, allegedly conspired to develop nuclear material without US approval Canadian police kill 'terror suspect' in Ontario armed swoop Police investigate alleged poisoning of British tennis player at Wimbledon 'This is who I am', says first female MP to wear Māori facial tattoo in NZ parliament Right-to-buy reform urged as council leaders fear for social housing Putin raises stakes over alleged Ukrainian terror plot in Crimea Most viewed in last 24 hours More » David Brent: Life on the Road review – Ricky Gervais's bad cover version Fans of The Office will enjoy seeing the sitcom's shabby antihero again, as he tours his pop band towards inevitable disaster, but it's a patchy comic reunion Tom Watson sends Corbyn 'proof of Trotskyist Labour infiltration' Clinton: Trump hinting at assassination is a 'casual inciting of violence' Isis ranks dwindle to 15,000 amid 'retreat on all fronts', claims Pentagon Why young people have stopped drinking tea Rio Olympics 2016 – medal table and results in full Sport More » Chris Mears and Jack Laugher win gold in synchronised springboard diving Olympic swimming's credibility in doubt after questions over entry times Team GB's Joe Clarke wins men's canoe slalom gold at Rio 2016 Comment is free More » Rebooting the blockbuster, who ya gonna call? Aristotle, actually | Natalie Haynes Ben Jennings on Putin, doping scandals and a garish diving pool – cartoon Jeremy Corbyn's Labour opponents should accept that their failures created him | Owen Jones Culture More » Proms musical families: 'She takes a lot more liberties when she's playing with me!' How I made an impression on Alistair McGowan and Rory Bremner Nigerian disco – 10 of the best Business More » Lloyds says António Horta-Osório has 'no case to answer' Grosvenor Estate structure protects fortune from HMRC Technology More » They quite literally don't make games the way they used to Google Maps accused of deleting Palestine – but the truth is more complicated Travel More » The lanes in Spain: swimming the Costa Brava's new 'sea tracks' Park life: Tokyo, the latest city to get a high line Life and style More » Kitchen gadgets review: sausage stuffer – my flat smells of death Why are there so many hotels called Bristol? Eyewitness picture of the day More » A brown bear in Finland's Arctic taiga, or boreal forest, rears up on its hind legs after a wolf pack chased it away from carrion in their territory. The photographer spent 14 hours in a hide metres only away from the animals to capture the encounter. Barcroft Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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