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the guardian today Saturday 24 Sep 2016 Headlines More » Labour faces terminal damage if fighting goes on, warns Andy Burnham Shadow home secretary says Jeremy Corbyn will have earned right to lead Labour party without interruptions if he renews mandate Aleppo residents tell of onslaught as airstrikes enter second day Revealed: one in seven UK takeaways have failed food hygiene tests Washington shooting: police hunt gunman after three people killed in mall attack Teenager among three arrested over death of Czech man in east London Gender pay gap won't close until 2069, says Deloitte Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Bruce Springsteen calls Donald Trump a 'moron' Singer says Republican candidate offers 'simple answers to very complex solutions' and backs Hillary Clinton for president How to cope with a sexless marriage President Trump? There's only one way to stop it happening | Jonathan Freedland Derren Brown: 'You're only sad if you tell yourself you're sad' Vagina 101: can you pass this anatomy quiz? The beautiful game 2.0: how Fifa 17 taught real football a lesson Sport More » Bradley Wiggins' former doctor questions use of banned steroid Tyson Fury v Wladimir Klitschko rematch set to be called off again – reports Toby Roland-Jones hat-trick seals Middlesex's title against Yorkshire Comment is free More » The human toll of austerity: a nation of unhappy homes | Zoe Williams Do we really want post-Brexit Britain to be the world's biggest tax haven? | Molly Scott Cato After 70 years Radio 3 needs a rethink. It's time to unleash the composers | Charlotte Higgins Culture More » Strictly Come Dancing 2016: week one, show one – as it happened Saturday's best TV: Labour leadership result; Keith Richards' Lost Weekend Get off the treadmill: living well in the age of plenty Business More » Millions of BT and Sky Broadband customers could be affected by Yahoo hack Sports Direct: Mike Ashley steps in after CEO Dave Forsey resigns 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 » Top 10 Paris restaurants for €10 a head Walking the new St Hilda's Way: a journey of lost souls Life and style More » Experience: I didn't know I was pregnant until I went into labour Death in the Alps: a double family puzzle Eyewitness picture of the day More » Pioneering Ghanaian photographer James Barnor, now 87, set up a studio in Accra before moving to London in the 60s. Working as a photojournalist, he helped put black women on the cover of British magazines during a career spanning more than 60 years. His documentary work recorded fashion in Ghana as the country marched towards independence. The October Gallery in London is exhibiting his work until 30 September James Barnor Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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