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the guardian today Monday 21 Nov 2016 Headlines More » 'Just about managing' families to be £2,500 a year worse off by 2020 – study Research shows cost of austerity for 6 million families as PM prepares to announce cutting corporation tax to lowest level out of world's top 20 economies Sarkozy defeated in primary for French right's presidential candidate Samsung and Panasonic accused over supply chain labour abuses in Malaysia Barack Obama says reality will force Donald Trump to adjust his approach Outcry over lack of cash for flood defences as storm hits south of UK Royal Navy risks having 'pathetically low total' of ships, warn MPs US elections More » The anti-Trump resistance takes shape: 'Government's supposed to fear us' Donald Trump used anger over a rigged economic system to reach the White House – but now his opponents are using similar arguments against him Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Is the jig finally up for coffee shop Wi-Fi freeloaders? Cafe proprietors say those making use of free internet access have plunged once-lively establishments into office-like silence – and now they're fighting back No more schmoozing with the enemy on TV shows | Stewart Lee An obsession with nostalgia offers us only political poison | Zoe Williams Doon Mackichan: 'We were sexy, funny women – perhaps that was a bit much' Andy Murray fights fatigue with fire to end 2016 in blistering fashion | Jacob Steinberg India v England, second Test: day five – live! Sport More » Andy Murray defeats Novak Djokovic to end year as world No1 Bradley Wiggins gives mixed signals on retirement after Ghent six-day win Antonio Conte hails sixth successive clean sheet for Chelsea Comment is free More » Now we've got a mansplaining hotline, what other modern problems could technology fix? For Boris Johnson and his cronies, blame always lies elsewhere | Nick Cohen Philip Hammond must signal genuine change, not tinker at the edges | John McDonnell Culture More » The Art of the Deal by Donald J Trump with Tony Schwartz – digested read Sharon Jones: a soul survivor who helped rejuvenate a classic sound Carrie Fisher on Harrison Ford: 'I love him. I'll always feel something for him' Business More » Business rate hike may force UK's shops to raise prices London attracts one-quarter of graduates from UK universities Technology More » Facebook announces new push against fake news after Obama comments Apple to fix 'touch disease' flaw for iPhone 6 Plus Travel More » As Storm Angus sweeps Britain, skiers celebrate Alps snow perfection Inside Vietnam's astonishing caves on a local tour Life and style More » Five Christmas bakes from the inventor of the Cronut Growing up with The Family: inside Anne Hamilton-Byrne's sinister cult Eyewitness picture of the day More » Tens of thousands of protesters holding candles march toward the presidential Blue House during an anti-government rally in central Seoul aimed at forcing South Korean president Park Geun-hye to resign over a corruption scandal. The demonstrations are among the largest seen in South Korea since the pro-democracy protests of the 1980s and have provided a stark challenge to Park's authority, though the president has defied calls to step down. AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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