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the guardian today Saturday 01 Oct 2016 Headlines More » Trump tries to distract from Alicia Machado sex tape accusations GOP nominee went on Twitter rampage earlier, making false accusations that ex-Miss Universe had a sex tape and that Clinton helped her become a US citizen Jobs, wealth and gentrification? What New Chinatown could do for Liverpool Boxer Mike Towell dies after suffering severe bleeding to his brain in bout 'Bill, let's go!': Obama tells former president Clinton to hurry up Labour suspends Jackie Walker over Holocaust comments More than 15,000 homes and businesses were hit by winter floods Most viewed in last 24 hours More » How it feels to live in a sexless marriage – readers respond We had an unexpected reaction to last week's tips on how to cope when the passion has gone. Here are some of the many thoughtful replies – from all over the world – which you sent us Rory McIlroy brings Europe's stirring Ryder Cup comeback against USA to life Trump says he may not accept result if Clinton wins, in reversal from debate Anna Soubry brands Liam Fox's free trade speech 'delusional' My Scientology Movie: Louis Theroux's exposé is the most damning yet Alicia Machado told the truth about Trump, and the backlash is terrifying | Lucia Graves Sport More » Tyson Fury 'tests positive' for cocaine but unlikely to be banned Bradley Wiggins opens up with full story on asthma, allergies and TUEs Mauricio Pochettino to face Guardiola as an equal in a rivalry born in Barcelona Comment is free More » Liam Fox has risen from the undead to the cabinet. No wonder he's delusional | Marina Hyde I found utopia – it was in my mind | Ian Jack Shimon Peres did great things, but he failed in what mattered to him the most | David Grossman Culture More » Bear Grylls on his acrobatic show: 'My son says I'm too old. But that's stinking thinking' Get off the treadmill: living well in the age of plenty Amos Oz: 'I love Israel, but I don't like it very much' Business More » Shares in Deutsche Bank sharply up amid speculation of DoJ deal European customers are boycotting British cars, says Jaguar Land Rover boss Technology More » Google invites Kenyan anti-gay activist to Web Rangers conference Tesla Autopilot not to blame for bus accident in Germany, company says Travel More » Friuli, Italy, guide: what to see plus the best bars, hotels and restaurants 10 of the best late-night bars in London – chosen by the experts Life and style More » Sally Phillips: Do we really want a world without Down's syndrome? Cyberbullying – what if it's your child at fault? Eyewitness picture of the day More » The Autumn's Beauty, by Amitava Chandra, is one of the images shortlisted for the Royal Society of Biology's photographer of the year 2016 competition, whose winner will be announced next month. The women pictured are collecting a grass known as kash that is used as fuel and sold for decoration 2016 RSB photographer of the year competition Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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