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the guardian today Tuesday 27 Sep 2016 Headlines More » Debate live: Clinton delivers poised showing as Trump forced on the defensive Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump faced off in their first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York on Monday night Alton Towers Smiler crash footage released for first time Jeremy Corbyn puts aside objections to renewing Trident Jupiter's moon Europa may expel water plumes from under icy shell, Nasa says Women poorly represented in top 1% of UK earners, study finds Boris Johnson lauds his Turkish washing machine on first visit to Ankara Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Presidential debate fact-check: a review of Trump's and Clinton's claims Alan Yuhas fact-checks the statements of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton at the first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York Sam Allardyce causes 'embarrassment' to FA in newspaper sting Trump's sniffles distract viewers at first presidential debate with Clinton UK airport passengers face 1km walk from check-in to departure Video claiming drilling into iPhone 7 will reveal hidden headphone port goes viral Brexit Britain 'highly attractive' to investors, says publisher Sport More » Sir Dave Brailsford puts up stout defence but questions hang in the air Anthony Joshua in line for heavyweight showdown against Wladimir Klitschko Ryder Cup 2016: Bubba Watson named as USA's fifth vice-captain Comment is free More » Labour should be opposing Trident. Instead it's playing politics | Kate Hudson The racist ideas of slave owners are still with us today | Catherine Hall Those taking selfies with Hillary Clinton aren't narcissists – but our best hope | Jonathan Jones Culture More » David Hockney on what turns a picture into a masterpiece Turner prize 2016 exhibition review – bleak and baffling, but no bum deal Maddy Hill on remixing Shakespeare and larging it at Danny Dyer's wedding Business More » Stock markets drop ahead of US presidential debate – as it happened Consultants enjoy higher demand and pay in wake of EU vote Technology More » The rise and rise of tabletop gaming New to Snapchat? Here's how to join the conversation Travel More » Fall's gold: the best places to photograph autumn in the UK – in pictures Stay on the Ecuador farm that produces the world's most expensive chocolate Life and style More » Your bra could kill you – and other breast cancer myths busted Easy Ottolenghi: two pudding recipes for autumn Eyewitness picture of the day More » The world's largest single-dish telescope has begun operating in south-western China – a project that Beijing says will help humanity search for alien life. The 500-metre aperture spherical radio telescope (Fast), nestled between hills in the mountainous region of Guizhou, started scanning space at noon on Sunday. Read more about the project Xinhua/REX/Shutterstock Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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