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the guardian today Thursday 07 Jul 2016 Top stories More » Tony Blair unrepentant as Chilcot gives crushing Iraq war verdict Sir John Chilcot delivers highly critical verdict on Iraq war but ex-PM says: 'I believe we made the right decision' Tony Blair's statement on Chilcot – what he said and what he meant Chilcot report: key points from the Iraq inquiry 'They should have known better': Chilcot report means little to Iraqis mourning Baghdad attack The Guardian view on the Chilcot report: a country ruined, trust shattered, a reputation trashed | Editorial Headlines More » More property funds suspended as Brexit tremors continue in the City Pound's dramatic fall and pressure on commercial real estate sector sees Henderson, Threedneedle Columbia and Canada Life gate their dealings 90,000 parents fined for taking children out of school in term-time Man smuggles himself inside suitcase on train from Italy to Switzerland Colombian Farc rebel unit rejects peace deal, saying it will not disarm Two young children die after car crashes into Scottish loch Alton Sterling: police appear to take gun from body after fatal shooting Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Ignore the prophets of doom. Brexit will be good for Britain | Simon Jenkins A stale leadership class is on the way out and the property bubble will burst. I can't see the bad news Publication of Andrea Leadsom's CV prompts new questions about her career I'd still vote to go to war in Iraq | Ann Clwyd Blair's Iraq war legacy leaves him damned for all time Cristiano Ronaldo ends Wales fairytale to put Portugal in Euro 2016 final Labour motion on EU migrants 'right to remain' passes Commons vote Sport More » Roger Federer fights back and moves a matter of aces from an 18th major | Kevin Mitchell Andy Murray beats Tsonga in five-set thriller to reach Wimbledon semi-finals Liverpool offer Jürgen Klopp contract extension after impressive start Comment is free More » My son died in vain. But at least the world now sees Blair's moral guilt | Reg Keys Blair told me the intelligence was clear. That was a disastrous failure of judgment | Hans Blix I ran Iraq in 2003. Washington hadn't prepared for the aftermath of war | Paul Bremer Culture More » From Tarzan to Avatar: the problem with 'the white man in the jungle' Wings over Windermere: high tea and horror as the Suicide Club flies again Imperium trailer: Daniel Radcliffe as an undercover FBI agent – video Business More » Tata Steel could be nationalised, says minister London pays almost a third of UK tax, report finds Technology More » Should Tesla be 'beta testing' autopilot if there is a chance someone might die? HummingBad Android malware: who did it, why, and is your device infected? Travel More » Why I love being a pilot Share your holiday highlights from Normandy and Brittany Life and style More » How to eat: a sausage sandwich Get me to the pitch on time: when weddings and sporting success clash Eyewitness picture of the day More » Saintsetseg Jambaldorj, a member of the Tsaatan ethnic minority, one of the last remaining groups of nomadic reindeer herders in Mongolia, wearing a traditional deel Madoka Ikegami / Barcroft Images 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 Thursday 07 Jul 2016 Top stories More » Standard & Poor's lowers Australia's credit outlook from stable to negative – politics live Agency lowers nation's credit outlook 'as the political uncertainty extends'. Follow the day's news here My 'brave' election prediction. Looking forward to my bottle of Grange, Nick Xenophon | Kristina Keneally Turnbull confident of majority as vote count turns towards Coalition Headlines More » Australia needs its own Chilcot inquiry into Iraq war, former defence head says Report demonstrates flaws in the decision-making process to send Australia to war and the risks of blindly following allies into conflict, experts say Noel Pearson under fire from all sides over Aurukun school experiment Fox News boss fired anchor for refusing sexual advances, lawsuit alleges Margot Robbie profile in Vanity Fair calls Australians 'throwback people' British man pleads not guilty to charges in Donald Trump assassination attempt Remarried couples should abstain from sex, Philadelphia Catholic church says Sport More » Andy Murray beats Tsonga in five-set thriller to reach Wimbledon semi-finals Tears and pride in Cardiff as Welsh team bow out of Euro 2016 Inside 50: failure to account for Hawks' success a cautionary tale for 'experts' Greg Van Avermaet wins stage five of Tour de France to take yellow jersey Three Australian cricketers banned for gambling on matches Culture More » Melbourne international film festival 2016: 10 things to see Adnan Syed is innocent. Now find Hae Min Lee's real killer | Rabia Chaudry Music you missed: 10 Australian underground releases from Deep Heat to Dispossessed Comment is free More » Fairness and community values: how the unions brought the government to its knees | Van Badham Whoever governs, economic growth is weakening and the RBA can't do all the heavy lifting | Greg Jericho Being a 'difficult' woman is good – but it can disguise a ruthless authoritarianism Life and style More » Is it ever a good idea to fib on your CV? Is alt-yoga the key to sporting greatness? What happens if you wave a blue rag at a bull? Technology More » Should Tesla be 'beta testing' autopilot if there is a chance someone might die? HummingBad Android malware: who did it, why, and is your device infected? Science More » Belgian Neanderthals 'were eating each other 40,000 years ago' Dinosaurs killed off by 'one-two punch' of climate change and asteroid strike – study Environment More » Threatened species face extinction owing to 'God clause', scientists say Pauline Hanson's One Nation will bring climate science denial to the Senate Video More » Malcolm Turnbull: 'I take full responsibility for the election result' – video ABC's Catalyst program criticised for being biased and sensationalist – video Entrepreneur Holly Ransom on Q&A: 'Our economic systems are leaving young people behind' – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Cory Bernardi and the Liberals are right to be scared of Labor's volunteer army | Katharine Murphy Labor's field operation in the 2016 federal election produced some mind-blowing statistics, and conservatives risk being comprehensively outflanked Tony Blair unrepentant as Chilcot gives crushing Iraq war verdict The Guardian view on the Chilcot report: a country ruined, trust shattered, a reputation trashed | Editorial I love the smell of recriminations in the morning ... | First Dog on the Moon Portugal 2-0 Wales: Euro 2016 semi-final – as it happened! Live Australian election results: track the votes 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