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the guardian today Sunday 04 Dec 2016 Headlines More » Top Tories: hard Brexit stance could lose us next election Ex-ministers reject 'Ukip-lite' views and urge Theresa May to spell out her EU strategy Football abuse scandal grows with 55 clubs now involved Donald Trump's Taiwan call exposes his inexperience, China state media say Fidel Castro's name will never appear on a Cuba monument, says brother Raúl Sick children moved as NHS intensive care units run out of beds Pennsylvania recount: Jill Stein to take fight to federal court after $1m bond set Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Last Tango in Paris director suggests Maria Schneider 'butter rape' scene not consensual Bernardo Bertolucci sparks outrage after 2013 interview surfaces in which he says he 'wanted her reaction as a girl, not as an actress' Brexit arrogance exposes ineptitude of Tory elite | Kevin McKenna Man arrested over tweet urging someone to 'Jo Cox' MP Anna Soubry Brexit chaos could change the political map of Britain Islamist, gay man, teacher: TV housemates bid to show the diversity of British Muslims Caitlin Moran: 'I brought the Observer staff a suitcase of vomit, and they gave me a job' Sport More » England see off Australia's fast start to establish themselves at No2 | Andy Bull Pep Guardiola sorry for City fracas but refuses to blame Sergio Agüero Football is listening on child abuse but took far too long to do so | Daniel Taylor Comment is free More » Tories must publish Brexit plan or there's zero chance of a good deal | Keir Starmer How our laws inspired Trump's attack on free speech | Nick Cohen Small earthquake in south-west London. Full tremors yet to be felt | Andrew Rawnsley Culture More » The Weeknd: 'Drugs were a crutch for me' Full stream ahead? The brave new world of cinemagoing Why is the Turner prize failing to engage with politics? Business More » The grim truth of Chinese factories producing the west's Christmas toys Opec doesn't hold all the cards, even after its oil price deal Technology More » The trolling of Elon Musk: how US conservatives are attacking green tech Airbnb regulation deal with London and Amsterdam marks dramatic policy shift Travel More » Hydra: a pilgrmage to Leonard Cohen's Greek island retreat Savour Sri Lanka: sights, sunshine and beaches – away from the crowds Life and style More » Christmas gift guide 2016 Osteria Francescana: does the world's best restaurant live up to the hype? Eyewitness picture of the day More » Schoolgirls hold a photograph of Cuba's former president Fidel Castro as they wait for his ashes to pass during a three-day journey to the eastern city of Santiago de Cuba. Reuters Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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