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the guardian today Sunday 23 Oct 2016 Headlines More » Brexit: leading banks set to pull out of UK early next year Anthony Browne, head of the British Bankers' Association, warns that major lenders are poised to hit relocate button Fear stalks final hours of Calais camp but its children still smile Jessica Drake: porn star is 11th woman to allege Trump sexual misconduct Syria: heavy clashes mark end to Aleppo ceasefire Japan park blasts: one person killed and three injured at park in Utsunomiya Lib Dems bid to be voice of Remain voters after surprise surge in Witney byelection Most viewed in last 24 hours More » The crew are cutting each other's throats on Mrs May's leaking ship | Andrew Rawnsley Some senior Tories are behaving as if there is no penalty for advertising their divisions. They are wrong California man gets 1,500-year jail sentence for raping teenage daughter Bangladesh v England: first Test, day four – live! The secret of power napping My nieces don't know they were conceived by IVF | Mariella Frostrup Armed standoff in north-west London enters second night Sport More » Maro Itoje adds to injury worries for England coach Eddie Jones Lewis Hamilton pips Nico Rosberg for pole at US F1 Grand Prix Philippe Coutinho clinches win over West Brom but Liverpool miss top spot Comment is free More » Next in the stocks… the banks, Blair and the royals | Kevin McKenna Pardoning the dead is fine. Better to say sorry to the living | Catherine Bennett Six safe subjects for small talk in a Brexit- and Corbyn-torn world | Victoria Coren Mitchell Culture More » The unsung Madchester artist Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer: 'It's really a music hall act that we do' Yves Klein review – all things blithe, beautiful and blue Business More » AT&T agrees to buy Time Warner for $85bn as Trump slams deal EU-Canada trade deal in crisis as Canadian minister walks out Technology More » Cyber attack: hackers 'weaponised' everyday devices with malware to mount assault SeaFall: is the legacy format heralding a new era of board games? Travel More » Ecuador's Yasuni park: where oil vies with tourism for the rainforest Cork city guide: what to see, plus the best bars, hotels and restaurants Life and style More » Slang: the changing face of cool Why is it vulgar to speak up for migrants? Eyewitness picture of the day More » Abida Malik, sister of the imprisoned chairman of the Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front, Yasin Malik, during a protest in Indian-controlled Kashmir against the alleged denial of medical treatment for her brother. AP Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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