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the guardian today Sunday 25 Sep 2016 Headlines More » Junior doctors suspend strike plans due to 'patient safety' concerns BMA's junior doctors committee voices opposition to contract changes but cancels strikes after member feedback Washington mall shooting suspect named as teenage victim's mother speaks Books accuse May of leaving Cameron to fight Brexit campaign alone New fears for 1,000 lone children in Calais refugee camp Tony Blair voices anger at pursuit of British soldiers for alleged war abuses UN security council to meet on Syria as Assad's troops tighten grip on Aleppo Special report More » Corbyn 'vindicated' as he pledges more power to Labour members Leader boosts his mandate in party poll and says he will 'wipe the slate clean' to offer rebel MPs a way back Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Ed Balls' waltz on Strictly Come Dancing sends the political shark to the depths The former shadow chancellor turns out to lack predatory instinct as he mouths a gummy bite on the dancefloor If you can't beat Jeremy Corbyn, you'd better try to learn from him | Andrew Rawnsley Impact of dementia on Terry Jones is 'painful to watch' says Michael Palin 10 things you need to know about vaginas I'm pregnant and want this second baby – but not the man Attendees at North Korean air show wowed by miniature F-16 Sport More » Bradley Wiggins tells Andrew Marr 'I did not seek an unfair advantage' Jorge Linares goes distance to claim Anthony Crolla's WBA lightweight title Arsène Wenger's gift arrives wrapped in a majestic Arsenal first half | Barney Ronay Comment is free More » Only true liberalism can thwart the demagogues | Nick Cohen Art show too male? At times, this cry makes no sense | Tiffany Jenkins Corbyn Mark II looks like a leader – he must set out a clear, coherent vision Culture More » Slim Aarons: Women review – lives of the rich and famous Strictly Come Dancing 2016: week one, show two – as it happened Foundation stone: leading architects on the homes that shaped them Business More » London Stock Exchange boss warns 100,000 jobs at risk from Brexit vote Sports Direct's surrender is just the the start, says TUC Technology More » Yahoo faces questions after hack of half a billion accounts iPhone 7 review: how good can a phone be if the battery doesn't last even a day? Travel More » On the waterfront: Lisbon's riverside regeneration In the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia, on the trail of its old-time musical heritage Life and style More » Christian Siriano: 'I just assumed you had to dress all women' Working lunch: how to prepare tasty meals without leaving the office Eyewitness picture of the day More » A compilation of the brightest outbursts seen at Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko by Rosetta's Osiris (Optical, Spectroscopic, and Infrared Remote Imaging System ) narrow-angle camera and navigation camera between July and September 2015. After nearly two years apart, Europe's Rosetta spacecraft will join its stranded robot probe Philae on 30 September on the icy surface of the comet. AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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