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the guardian today Tuesday 25 Oct 2016 Headlines More » UK to take hundreds more children from Calais, home secretary says Amber Rudd tells MPs 800 claim links in Britain, but doubts are raised over councils' capacity to take unaccompanied minors Quetta attack: more than 40 killed in raid targeting Pakistani police cadets Elizabeth Warren: 'nasty women' will defeat Donald Trump on election day Game, set and thatch: tennis star Svetlana Kuznetsova cuts own hair during WTA final Heathrow third runway expected to get May cabinet green light EU trade deal with Canada on brink of collapse after Belgian disarray Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Don't floss, peel veg or wash your jeans: 40 things you can stop doing right now A group of senior doctors has released a list of 40 procedures it considers to have little or no benefit. Could we apply similar thinking to everyday life? Pete Burns, frontman of Dead Or Alive, dies aged 57 Why Iceland is the best place in the world to be a woman Donald Trump campaigns in Florida as Hillary Clinton surges in polls – as it happened In Australia: giant spider carrying a mouse is horrifying and impressive The great Brexit text mess: how Boris, Gove and co waged war by phone Sport More » Maro Itoje to miss England's autumn internationals after fracturing hand Manchester United must look deeper than the next shiny new toy Anthony Joshua has to wait for title defence against Wladimir Klitschko Comment is free More » What does the closure of the Calais camp mean for the refugees? Our panel discuss | Yvette Cooper, Clare Moseley, Hassan Akkad, Patrick Kingsley NHS nurses are being cast into a perfect Brexit storm | Polly Toynbee I compared universities to slave plantations to disturb, not discourage | Kehinde Andrews Culture More » Pete Burns – provocateur with a pop brain and a sensitive side Benedict Cumberbatch webchat: your questions answered on kung fu, a wayward cloak and going shirtless Sonita's director: why I paid $2,000 to stop a rapper being sold into a forced marriage Business More » The Brexit economy: falling pound and rising inflation fuel fears of slowdown AT&T and Time Warner shares fall as investors' doubts over merger grow Technology More » Facebook to consider public interest before removal of posts violating guidelines British businesses to pay more for Microsoft Office following pound slump Travel More » 10 of the best holidays for solo travellers Halloween high jinks: half-term activities Life and style More » Does taking more selfies make you happier? In Vogue: what's the difference between a 'real woman' and a 'non-real woman'? Eyewitness picture of the day More » A gannet plunges into the sea on the Isle of Noss in Shetland, Scotland. The seabird can hit the water at an astonishing 60mph and dive to about 20ft. The species keeps its wings stretched back to make them as streamlined as possible Guy Edwardes Photography/Rex/Shutterstock Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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