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the guardian today Wednesday 18 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Split decision: Sanders nabs Oregon as Clinton claims Kentucky – primary live Follow live coverage from the 2016 campaign trail as Kentucky and Oregon hold primaries and Donald Trump sits down to talk with Fox's Megyn Kelly Trump pleads ignorance of his Megyn Kelly 'bimbo' tweets: 'Did I say that?' Johnson's 'obscene remarks' may have ruined his chances as PM, says Heseltine Robin Wright says she had to fight for equal pay on House of Cards Labour has 'bold and ambitious' plan to win in 2020, says Corbyn Alberta wildfire destroys oil sands work camp as 8,000 staff are evacuated Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Kentucky and Oregon primary results: track the votes, county by county Track live votes in the Democratic primaries, county by county, as Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders face off in Kentucky in Oregon Persuading Britain to spend billions on Trident is like convincing a tramp to buy a bazooka Louis van Gaal barracked as Manchester United ease past Bournemouth BBC climbdown over online recipes after public outcry Babs calls time for the last time: farewell Peggy Mitchell, queen of EastEnders I worked on Facebook's Trending team – the most toxic work experience of my life Sport More » Russians expected to be among failed doping tests from 2008 Olympics Jürgen Klopp says team in 'perfect moment' to become Liverpool legends Eddie Jones: Steffon Armitage will not be fast-tracked into England side Comment is free More » The super-rich blackmail us with threats to leave the UK. We should call their bluff How to survive as a political wife – my advice for Sophie Trudeau | Justine Thornton Why cuts to the BBC's recipe website could be the final straw | Owen Jones Culture More » Park Chan-wook on relocating Sarah Waters' Fingersmith to Korea Palestine Museum review – a beacon of optimism on a West Bank hilltop Kristen Stewart: 'Sometimes I do feel a bit like I have my limbs cut off' Business More » UK inflation down as air fares fall UK has one of worst records for gender equality at work – report Technology More » Face recognition app taking Russia by storm may bring end to public anonymity The digital apocalypse: how the games industry is rising again Travel More » Harmony of the Seas arrives in Southampton – in pictures Painted desert: Ugo Rondinone erects a fluorescent stone circle in Nevada Life and style More » Has celebrity feminism failed? Ten commandments of Italian cooking Eyewitness picture of the day More » The Leicester City team celebrate winning the Premier League with an open-top bus parade through the city centre PA 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 Wednesday 18 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Australian election 2016: Shorten says 'Dutton's comments are comments Pauline Hanson would have been proud to make' – politics live Malcolm Turnbull campaigns in far north Queensland while Bill Shorten is in Sydney on day 10 of the campaign. Follow all the latest news here David Marr asks: could Bill Shorten win? And why is everyone so scared of the Greens? Sophie Mirabella losing out as Coalition gets behind Nationals Indi candidate Labor's David Feeney: I racked my mind about forgetting to declare $2.3m house Big pathology firms could reap millions from Coalition bulk bill deal – analyst Paul Sheehan given redundancy package by Fairfax – but won't say if he was pushed Sport More » Russians expected to be among failed doping tests from 2008 Olympics Louis van Gaal barracked as Manchester United ease past Bournemouth Philadelphia 76ers win lottery to get first pick in NBA draft Jarryd Hayne wanted by NRL clubs Newcastle, St George, Gold Coast and Wests Archie Thompson bids farewell to Melbourne as Victory play out tense ACL draw Culture More » Trans mission: how to tell our stories on stage and screen Marvel axed female villain from Iron Man 3 after fears of poor toy sales, says director Richard Roxburgh on Rake, Donald Trump and the 'immeasurable madness' of the nanny state Comment is free More » Mike Baird's forced council mergers are a disgraceful rort | Luke Foley Money can't buy happiness? That's just wishful thinking | Ruth Whippman Duncan Storrar may just as well have held up a bowl and asked for more | Jeff Sparrow Life and style More » The connected vagina: monitor how full your tampon is – with a new app We are all just a millimetre away from death, all the time. If only we knew it | Cory Taylor Has celebrity feminism failed? Technology More » Face recognition app taking Russia by storm may bring end to public anonymity The digital apocalypse: how the games industry is rising again Science More » Brexit would threaten world-class British research, major report warns How did the giraffe get its long neck? Gene analysis tells a tall story Environment More » Saving Great Barrier Reef from climate change should be central election issue, says Tim Flannery April breaks global temperature record, marking seven months of new highs 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 » I worked on Facebook's Trending team – the most toxic work experience of my life A former contractor says that while the social media company did not impose political bias upon news 'curators', she and other employees were subject to poor management, intimidation and sexism that left them feeling voiceless Kentucky and Oregon primary results: track the votes, county by county Sanders seeks double win in Kentucky and Oregon primaries – election live The first 50 lashes: a Saudi activist's wife endures her husband's brutal sentence 'I have a clarity of purpose' – how Bill Shorten bounced back and made Labor modern | David Marr I can explain porn sites on my screenshot, says politician – really, I can 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