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the guardian today Monday 22 Aug 2016 Headlines More » Scottish Labour leader backs Owen Smith against Jeremy Corbyn Kezia Dugdale says leadership challenger is only one who can unite party and win over non-traditional voters Islamist pleads guilty at ICC to destroying Timbuktu mausoleums Erdoğan blames Isis for suspected suicide attack at wedding in Turkey Brexit sparks rush for New Zealand as emigration inquiries hit record high Donald Trump's undocumented deportation pledge called into question Poor handwriting 'may hinder students' chances of exam success' Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Brexit means Brexit … but the big question is when? Leaving the EU may not not happen anytime soon given that civil servants charged with the task don't yet have an office and hold meetings in Starbucks Rio 2016: cheers, boos and a carnival atmosphere as Olympic flame goes out Tearful Lynsey Sharp says rule change makes racing Caster Semenya difficult Why has women's fitness become a beauty contest? | Anna Kessel Great Britain finish second in Rio 2016 Olympic medal table Roger Ailes biographer: 'The impact could be greater than phone hacking' Sport More » IOC president talks a good Games but Rio 2016 was a bumpy ride | Owen Gibson Olympics 2016 daily briefing: everything that happened at the Rio Games Team GB's second place in Olympic table underlines value not price of gold medal | Andy Bull Comment is free More » Theresa May's holiday is almost over. May must now define herself | Matthew d'Ancona The secret life of an army officer: I'm a liberal who wouldn't vote for war | Anonymous Sadiq Khan: We cannot win with Corbyn… so I will vote for Owen Smith Culture More » How San Francisco's hippy explosion shaped the modern world Patrick Stewart on Shylock: 'I should have been arrested for overacting' Comedian Richard Gadd: 'I've punished myself so much' Business More » Financial firms shrug off Brexit fears - business live Sports Direct uses Mike Ashley's brother's firm for overseas distribution Technology More » If the age of self-driving cars is upon us, what's keeping them off the roads? 'We're just rentals': Uber drivers ask where they fit in a self-driving future Travel More » Budapest to Berlin: stranger on a train If US national parks are to continue to thrive they must reflect the diversity of our population Life and style More » Heston Blumenthal: The meal that made me a cook After the party: Rio wakes up to an Olympic hangover Eyewitness picture of the day More » Always in threes: Routemaster buses make their way to the deserted village of Imber on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, where residents were evicted in 1943 to provide an exercise area for US troops preparing to invade Europe. Roads through the MoD controlled village are open on Sunday PA Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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