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the guardian today Saturday 22 Oct 2016 Headlines More » Trump says countries are turning on US because 'the world hates Obama' The Republican said America and Barack Obama are globally loathed, citing frosty relations with Rodrigo Duterte, just hours after criticizing the first lady Cyber attack: hackers 'weaponised' everyday devices with malware to mount assault Bob Dylan criticised as 'impolite and arrogant' by Nobel academy member Bangladesh v England: first Test, day three – live! No 10 rejects Alain Juppé's threats to push UK border from Calais to Kent News UK faces civil claims totalling millions after Mazher Mahmood trial Most viewed in last 24 hours More » English nationalism has shattered my sense of belonging in Britain | Ian Jack I voted against Scottish independence in 2014. In the current climate I'm not so sure Blind date: 'I told him about the first time I changed my niece's nappy' EU-Canada trade deal in crisis as Canadian minister walks out Sack Gary Lineker for a tweet? That's the peevish cry of our toddler culture | Marina Hyde Boy 'living life entirely as a girl' removed from mother's care by judge 'All she wants to do is campaign:' Trump on Michelle Obama Sport More » New Zealand v Australia: Bledisloe Cup – live! Lewis Hamilton fastest in practice but Nico Rosberg stays in control Toulon below par but still have too much for battling Sale Comment is free More » Donald Trump is a vile misogynist - but he's not the only one | Jonathan Freedland Real life has turned into a remake of The Italian Job | Anne McElvoy Property is theft? Well, leasehold certainly is Culture More » How to write a Man Booker novel: six shortlisted authors share their secrets Michael Fassbender: 'I was a bit of a worrywart. I've tried to work on that' Caitlin Moran: how to save TV for the people Business More » UK faces £14bn shortfall in public finances, warns IFS AT&T in advanced talks to acquire Time Warner, reports say Technology More » Russian man charged with hacking LinkedIn and other tech firms Zuckerberg proves he is Facebook's editor by allowing Trump's hate speech Travel More » Cork city guide: what to see, plus the best bars, hotels and restaurants Eowyn Ivey on Alaska: 'I was told never to run from a charging bear. Yet I did just that' Life and style More » Refugees and Cindy Crawford's daughter: an age-old problem for the tabloids Hounded for giving birth outside the system Eyewitness picture of the day More » A scene from Dmitri Shostakovich's surrealist satire The Nose, which opened yesterday at the the Royal Opera House. The Guardian Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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