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the guardian today Tuesday 17 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Manchester United 'dummy bomb': security company accepts blame SSMS takes full responsibility for leaving behind device after training exercise, leading to Old Trafford match being abandoned Court condemns tobacco giant Philip Morris over secret bid to sue Australia Phone survey finds 10-point lead for remain but web poll puts leave ahead Cultural Revolution reduced to footnote as Communist party says China has moved on Boris Johnson accused of burying study linking pollution and deprived schools Former MI6 chief warns against visa-free Turkish immigration Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Online recipes off the menu of slimmed-down BBC The broadcaster has agreed to remove 11,000 recipes from its website as part of savings intended to stop it competing with newspapers Jackie Stewart: Mercedes should fine Lewis Hamilton for crash with Rosberg Sinéad O'Connor found safe after going missing from Chicago suburb Even basic phone logs can reveal deeply personal information, researchers find Chicago-area police looking for Sinéad O'Connor, missing since Sunday Personal Shopper review: Kristen Stewart's psychic spooker is a must-have Sport More » England's Roy Hodgson defends taking only three centre-backs to Euro 2016 Andy Murray would love to work with Ivan Lendl as coach again End of the road for Mike Ford at Bath after disappointing season Comment is free More » The leftwing case for Brexit (one day) Welcome to Twitter @GCHQ. Here's some timely advice #justsaying | Rupert Myers Women's breasts can be sexual and feed babies – pretty basic really | Hollie McNish Culture More » Man Booker International prize serves up victory to The Vegetarian Patrick Marber on five years of writer's block: 'We were in debt. I was depressed. It was awful' Bookslut was born in an era of internet freedom. Today's web has killed it Business More » Climate change puts 1.3bn people and $158tn at risk, says World Bank House prices fall in London's luxury postcodes Technology More » Revealed: none of Britain's 'unicorns' openly support Brexit A drone is no match for the high-tech weaponry of the middle ages Travel More » 10 of the best waterside holiday cabins in Europe Snacking, chatting and chilling in Trinidad Life and style More » How to eat: macaroni cheese ​'​Sick​ and​ asphyxiating​'​​ – why we live in an age of anxiety Eyewitness picture of the day More » Roman Catholic pupils from St Mary's primary school in the village of Cleland prepare for their first holy communion on Sunday Jim Ryce Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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Sign up to our Morning Mail Sign up now » A daily wrap of what's happening, stories we love and the latest news, sent early in the morning. Click here to sign up to our Morning Mail the guardian today - Australia edition Tuesday 17 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Election 2016: Shorten 'cannot deliver' on border control, says Turnbull – politics live Sophie Mirabella suspects Liberals of leaking against her, as Bill Shorten gets set to campaign in Adelaide. Follow all the latest updates here Rebel Wilson sues magazine publisher Bauer Media for defamation Court condemns tobacco giant Philip Morris over secret bid to sue Australia Ayaan Hirsi Ali on Q&A: the west must stop seeing Muslims only as victims BP plan to drill for oil in Great Australian Bight rejected for second time Police launch Melbourne counter-terrorism raids linked to Cairns arrests Sport More » Jarryd Hayne coy over NRL return after being cleared for Olympic sevens bid The Joy of Six: Australian club switches that should never have happened | Russell Jackson No reason why A-League duo cannot dare to dream of Asian glory | John Duerden Two debutants named in Socceroos squad for Greece friendlies Latest Sydney Roosters' defeat of pressing concern to coach Trent Robinson Culture More » Writers' festival cheat sheet: how to bluff your way through the literary season Australia Council cuts: theatre companies lament 'dark days' for arts Cloudstreet review – opera version of Tim Winton's classic revels in Australianisms Comment is free More » Attacks against queer people have a long history. It's time we changed our defence | Simon Copland #Idahot Another election, another excuse to play the punters for mugs | Richard Ackland Pope Francis is a master at playing to the crowd. But we won't get female deacons | Kristina Keneally Life and style More » Has celebrity feminism failed? Laurie Anderson's film Heart of a Dog screened to audience of dogs – video How was your weekend running? Technology More » Revealed: none of Britain's 'unicorns' openly support Brexit A drone is no match for the high-tech weaponry of the middle ages Science More » Even basic phone logs can reveal deeply personal information, researchers find First man to receive penis transplant in the US hopes for a normal life again Environment More » April breaks global temperature record, marking seven months of new highs World's smallest porpoise 'at edge of extinction' as illegal gillnets take toll Video More » Ayaan Hirsi Ali on Q&A: do not subject Muslims to bigotry of low expectations – video World's largest plane lands in Australia for first time – video Bill Shorten and Malcolm Turnbull swap barbs over multinational tax in election debate – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » It's time for the environment roundup with Ian the Climate Denialist Potato | First Dog on the Moon Today we are looking at some of the environmental issues facing the nation and how lucky we are to have Greg Hunt as our environment minister Sinéad O'Connor found safe after going missing from Chicago suburb Parallel times: the album covers that never were Man Booker International prize serves up victory to The Vegetarian Richard Di Natale: global warming is the most urgent threat to Australia's security Bill Shorten: caught between the Tele and the deep Greens sea | Lenore Taylor Sport Culture Comment is free Get more Guardian emails Manage your email preferences One-click unsubscribe You are receiving this email because you are a Guardian Today - Australia edition subscriber. Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396