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the guardian today Sunday 16 Oct 2016 Headlines More » Offshore secrets of Brexit backer Arron Banks revealed in Panama Papers Financier who spent £7.5m funding Nigel Farage's Leave.EU campaign linked to tax haven companies in British Virgin Islands and Gibraltar Boris Johnson secret newspaper column favoured UK remaining in EU MPs accuse Jeremy Corbyn of incompetence over antisemitic abuse Clinton may have taken performance-enhancing drugs before debate – Trump Peter Falconio murder: Joanne Lees reportedly exploring site for memorial Ofsted chief slams Theresa May's 'obsession' with grammar schools Special report More » Desert fire: the world cup rebels of Kurdistan – video Football's world cup for unrecognised territories is viewed through the eyes of the manager and players of one of the most fascinating teams, Iraqi Kurdistan Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Welcome to Poundland, where life is bliss if you're a foreign buyer | Andrew Rawnsley The dramatic plunge in the value of sterling is an early indicator of the price to be paid for Brexit Let me lay down the law on casual sex: care and respect | Barbara Ellen Lily Allen: the pop singer who refuses to stay silent | Observer profile Trump 'grabbed me and went for the lips', says new accuser Not double porn again! A school syllabus for blue movies Crystal Maze returns after games fans thrill to live 'escape rooms' Sport More » Mesut Özil scores clincher as 10-man Arsenal go second with Swansea win Saracens make history by downing Toulon in clash of the heavyweights Mark Cavendish looks strong for second world road race championship Comment is free More » Shami Chakrabarti has joined Labour, but at a price | Catherine Bennett Russia came to Syria to fight terrorists. And we are succeeding | Alexander Yakovenko The SNP mustn't forget the rebels who swept it to power | Kevin McKenna Culture More » OFM Awards 2016 best producer: Murt's Shellfish Luke Treadaway: 'If the cat looked grumpy we did the scene again' Ali Smith: 'It's a pivotal moment… a question of what happens culturally when something is built on a lie' Business More » Is the Bank of England to blame for shrinking your pension pot? EU-Canada free trade deal at risk after Belgian regional parliament vote Technology More » Apps to keep you in tune with the times Qantas and Virgin airlines ban Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on all flights Travel More » 10 tiny churches around the UK 20 great UK walks with pubs, chosen by nature writers Life and style More » Mercato Metropolitano: restaurant review | Jay Rayner Shades of grey: a chic south London flat - on a tight budget Eyewitness picture of the day More » A woman at the gate of the North West University Vaal Campus, where protests against tuition fees and the expulsion of several students resulted in police firing rubber bullets and engaging in running battles with students. AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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