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the guardian today Sunday 02 Oct 2016 Headlines More » Theresa May to propose 'great repeal' bill to unwind EU laws Prime minister will tell Tory conference that bill will convert Brussels law into domestic law, leaving parliament option of amending particular laws later Donald Trump renews voter fraud warning and says Clinton 'could be crazy' Russia warns US not to intervene as hospital is hit in latest Aleppo blitz Robin Williams's widow reveals how dying actor fought 'chemical warfare in his brain' Julie Bishop says Australia could pursue those behind MH17 with Lockerbie-style case F1: Malaysian Grand Prix – live! Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Katy Perry's naked vote reveals more than she wanted | Barbara Ellen The singer is not the first powerful woman to use nudity to raise awareness. But note that men simply don't feel they have to behave this way Rory McIlroy leads the fight to keep Europe's Ryder Cup hopes alive Mum has died, dad is weak… our family is falling apart Jeremy Corbyn insists allies must stay in frontbench jobs Hard Brexit will breed new bigotry, warns former Tory minister The 'just about managing' won't forgive May if she botches Brexit | Andrew Rawnsley Sport More » FA should look at credentials not passports for new England manager | Daniel Taylor Ryder Cup: Moronic screams for a player to miss a putt have no place in golf | Ewan Murray Eddie Jones eyes Maro Itoje for No7 role in England's autumn internationals Comment is free More » We need a clean and quick break from the EU | Bernard Jenkin Is despair and disbelief all we can offer to the savagery being visited on Aleppo? | Samir Puri Hungarians fought for freedom in 1956, not Orban's rabble-rousers | George Szirtes Culture More » Louis Theroux: 'I have a slight fear of intimacy' Dakota Fanning: 'There was an expectation – to fail, to succeed' David Baddiel: 'I, Partridge should have won the Booker prize' Business More » Brexit, low growth and the spectre of protectionism stalk an IMF in sombre mood Shares in Deutsche Bank sharply up amid speculation of DoJ deal Technology More » A tough sell: why Facebook's e-commerce dream failed to take flight Honda Jazz car review: 'Like driving your regular car after packing it for a holiday' Travel More » A wine tour of Canada's beautiful Okanagan Valley Friuli, Italy, guide: what to see plus the best bars, hotels and restaurants Life and style More » I fell for a Frenchman, but didn't speak the language | Lauren Collins How sleep became the new must-have Eyewitness picture of the day More » A woman from the Mursi tribe in the Mago National park near Jinka. The Mursi are one of the pastoralist ethnic groups of the Nile Valley, and number around 10,000 in Ethiopia. Some Mursi women choose to wear a saucer lip plate (dhebi a tugoin). A girl's lower lip is cut when she reaches the age of 15 or 16. The wound is then stretched over time to accommodate a large clay plate. The Mursi are one of the few tribes left who continue this practice. See more images here AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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