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the guardian today Thursday 20 Oct 2016 Top stories More » Donald Trump refuses to say if he will accept election result in final debate Hillary Clinton calls Republican nominee's unprecedented refusal 'horrifying' in debate that saw heated clashes over abortion, immigration and gun rights Clinton condemns Trump's abortion 'scare rhetoric' in debate clash Headlines More » Theresa May to tell EU's other leaders 'there will be no second referendum' Prime minister will be allowed to speak on the matter at the end of European council meeting, but allocation signals low priority on agenda Samsung exploding phone issue extends past Note 7, lawsuit says London Zoo gorilla drank five litres of blackcurrant juice after escaping enclosure Bad day for space probes: one lost on Mars, another in 'safe mode' at Jupiter Muslim Council of Britain to set up alternative counter-terror scheme Merkel and Hollande threaten sanctions against Russia over Aleppo airstrikes Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Presidential debate: Trump refuses to say if he will accept election result – live Follow live updates from the third and final presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Debate fact-check: Clinton and Trump's claims reviewed Gary Lineker hits back at online abuse over criticism of Calais refugee coverage Lionel Messi hat-trick sends Barcelona waltzing past Manchester City A bit flakey: Marks & Spencer croissant loaf goes on sale Great British Bake Off: last to leave is just a fondant memory Sport More » Bangladesh v England: first Test, day one – live! Nottingham Forest owner asked buyers for £1m salary plus player bonuses Ross Brawn left Mercedes as 'people were imposed on me I couldn't trust' Comment is free More » As a nation would we ever sink so low as to check refugees' teeth? | Hugh Muir People who welcome refugees are the true British patriots | Abi Wilkinson If the US hacks Russia for revenge, that could lead to cyberwar | Trevor Timm Culture More » The Great British Bake Off 2016 semi-final – as it happened Charlie Brooker: 'Someone threatened to smuggle a rifle through customs and kill me' Hans-Ulrich Obrist tops list of art world's most powerful Business More » Philip Hammond attempts to ease concerns over hard Brexit Saudi Arabia raises $17.5bn from bonds to repair damage to public finances Technology More » Stephen Hawking: AI will be 'either best or worst thing' for humanity Would you do your banking with a tech startup? Travel More » Visitors to Italy can stay for free by sharing skills and goods Send us a tip on travelling in Iran for the chance of winning a £200 hotel voucher Life and style More » Kitchen gadgets review: Absorb Bin fat trapper – go on, change the nappy Still ticking: The improbable survival of the luxury watch business | Simon Garfield Eyewitness picture of the day More » A woman walks through a 'human kaleidoscope' in Times Square, New York. The work of the Cuban artist Rachel Valdés Camejo, The Beginning of the End is described as an interactive monument that asks visitors to investigate the relationship of the viewer to the object and its surrounding space Barcroft Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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