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the guardian today Tuesday 06 Dec 2016 Headlines More » Prominent football figures still in game named by players alleging sexual abuse Prominent figures from the football world, including a former manager described as still working 'in the senior echelons' of the sport, have repeatedly been named by some of the players alleging sexual abuse German election: Angela Merkel to rally party ahead of fight with far right Joe Biden hints at 2020 presidential run: 'Fate has a way of intervening' Royal prerogative takes centre stage as supreme court Brexit case opens Approved restraint techniques can kill children, MoJ found Facebook, Twitter, Google and Microsoft team up to tackle extremist content Most viewed in last 24 hours More » First Republican 'faithless elector' announces intent to vote against Trump Christopher Suprun vowed to break ranks with Texas electoral college members out of 'constitutional duty', joining seven others in growing protest attempt Sizing up: women prefer slightly larger penises, new study reveals Google's satellite timelapses show the inconvenient truth about our planet Trotskyist factions seeking to take over Momentum, member claims Amber Rudd says EU nationals in post-Brexit UK will need 'form of ID' The Soviet Union collapsed overnight. Don't assume western democracy will last for ever | Paul Mason Sport More » England recall Alex Hales and Eoin Morgan to limited-overs squad in India From crystal meth to Olympic glory: the recovery and rise of Luvo Manyonga Eric Molina hopes to deal knockout blow to IBF champion Anthony Joshua Comment is free More » White people must play a role in integration too | Miqdaad Versi Austria just held a vote on the EU – Italy did no such thing | Guy Verhofstadt Last Tango's abuse reveals the broken promise of the 1970s sexual revolution | Suzanne Moore Culture More » Helen Marten wins Turner prize 2016, securing second big award in a month Brace, brace: why cinema loves a plane crash The 50 best UK films of 2016: No 10 Sausage Party Business More » Mark Carney: we must tackle isolation and detachment caused by globalisation Chris Grayling to unveil plans for new fully privatised railway line Technology More » Rocket men: why tech's biggest billionaires want their place in space The Last Guardian review – a joyous meditation on companionship Travel More » Escape from the Blue Lagoon: Iceland, beyond Reykjavik Let's go to … Ramsbottom, Greater Manchester Life and style More » The misery of weird phobias: 'In the office, there are buttons everywhere' Christmas gift guide 2016 Eyewitness picture of the day More » Vladimir Chaika has transformed the stairwell outside his Kiev apartment in palatial style. The building's exterior is more typical of Soviet-era housing Prime for the Gu Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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