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the guardian today Monday 24 Oct 2016 Headlines More » France and UK rush to process Calais minors as camp demolition nears Charities fear children could get caught up in 'herding' of adult migrants on to buses when dismantling of refugee camp begins Theresa May warned of risk of constitutional crisis over Brexit deal Belgium given EU ultimatum to secure Canada trade deal, but Wallonia defiant British banker Rurik Jutting denies murder of two women in Hong Kong Many procedures give 'no more benefit than doing nothing' – leading doctors Bangladesh v England: first Test, day five – live! Most viewed in last 24 hours More » José Mourinho accuses Antonio Conte of humiliating him after Chelsea defeat José Mourinho accused the Chelsea manager, Antonio Conte of trying to humiliate him after Manchester United's 4-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge Christopher Marlowe credited as one of Shakespeare's co-writers UK economy is braced for interesting times as Brexit phoney war ends Neoliberalism through a dreamcatcher: five signs your town has gentrified | Brigid Delaney BBC accused of airing 'rape fantasy' scene in hit drama Poldark Ed Balls survives for another week on Strictly Come Dancing Sport More » Lewis Hamilton wins F1 US Grand Prix with Nico Rosberg second Giants cut Rams' Case Keenum down to size on NFL's debut at rugby HQ Kelechi Iheanacho rescues Manchester City as Southampton make a point Comment is free More » Irish women need your help to change our abortion laws | Una Mullally The crew are cutting each other's throats on Mrs May's leaking ship | Andrew Rawnsley As the new MP for Batley and Spen, I know Jo Cox's shoes will be hard to fill | Tracy Brabin Culture More » The unsung Madchester artist Tom Ford: 'I wore a suit on set. It's a uniform… I feel weak in trainers' Priscilla Presley: 'My fear is that people will forget about Elvis' Business More » 30 years after big bang, will Brexit cost City of London its status? AT&T-Time Warner deal raises concern from both Trump and Clinton camps 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 » Bed, board and breathing on a yoga and surf retreat in Jersey Ecuador's Yasuni park: where oil vies with tourism for the rainforest Life and style More » Swipe left for a bestie Slang: the changing face of cool Eyewitness picture of the day More » Hundreds of demonstrators listen to speeches outside Downing Street. Several campaign groups and charities including Avaaz and Amnesty International organised a rally in London to call on the British government to set out a plan to protect Syrian children in the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo. AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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