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the guardian today Monday 03 Oct 2016 Headlines More » Theresa May on collision course with Tory backbenchers over hard Brexit As prime minister prioritises control of immigration and withdrawal from EU law, MPs press for deal that would keep UK in single market Colombia referendum rejects peace deal with Farc guerrillas Hungary's refugee referendum not valid after voters stay away Kim Kardashian held at gunpoint by fake police in Paris hotel – reports More than half of Unite's female officers bullied or harassed, study finds Haiti issues red alert warning as Caribbean braces for Hurricane Matthew Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Runner's cheating is exposed but for once a sponsor stands tall Robert Young's attempted ultra-running feats attracted great sympathy and support, given his troubled background, but when his honesty was challenged his backers did the right thing Louis Theroux: Savile review – from awkward to seriously uncomfortable … and extraordinary The biggest crisis yet: Trump campaign reels after tax documents published Painting once written off as £20 copy reassessed as £20m Raphael USA sweep to victory in Ryder Cup as Rory McIlroy and Europe taste defeat Gareth Southgate recalls Glen Johnson for England and picks Marcus Rashford Sport More » Lewis Hamilton blames 'higher power' not Mercedes for F1 engine failures Patrick Reed and Rory McIlroy deliver exquisite theatre in heavyweight clash Dele Alli leads vibrant Tottenham to inflict first loss on Manchester City Comment is free More » After article 50, Brexit will be easy. A trade deal will be anything but | Vernon Bogdanor Hard Brexit ideologues threaten the UK's economic future | Nick Herbert Agrichemicals and ever more intensive farming will not feed the world | Felicity Lawrence Culture More » Louis Theroux: 'I have a slight fear of intimacy' Ann Coulter on Trump: 'Finally, we have a candidate who cares about Americans' William H Macy: 'It was 104 degrees and I had on thermals, shirt, hoodie, jacket and muffler' Business More » Hard Brexit, Donald Trump and Deutsche Bank give markets the jitters Philip Hammond urged to downgrade autumn statement Technology More » Why a New York restaurateur is arming employees with Apple Watches Twelve ways to have a better iOS 10 life Travel More » A wine tour of Canada's beautiful Okanagan Valley In Lenin's footsteps: a journey to Haparanda, Sweden Life and style More » I fell for a Frenchman, but didn't speak the language | Lauren Collins The modernist romance of a restored house in Ditchling Eyewitness picture of the day More » A woman dressed in traditional attire performs the Garba dance, a ritual performed to appease Hindu goddess Durga, during the nine-day Navratri festival EPA Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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"Space Lightning" Sighted over Hurricane Matthew

Space Weather News for Oct. 3, 2016 http://spaceweather.com https://www.facebook.com/spaceweatherdotcom "SPACE LIGHTNING" SHOOTS OUT OF HURRICANE MATTHEW: Hurricane Matthew, currently crossing the Carribean, is not a typical storm.  It's one of the most powerful hurricanes of recent years and it has sprites dancing along its cloudtops. Sprites are an exotic form of lightning that shoots up toward the edge of space instead of down toward the ground. Visit Spaceweather.com to see beautiful photos of Hurricane Matthew's "space lightning." BACKYARD ASTRONOMY ALERT: When the sun goes down on Monday, Oct. 3rd, step outside and look west.  If you have a clear view of the horizon, you'll see Venus and the exquisitely slender crescent Moon side by side in the sunset sky. Visit Spaceweather.com for sky maps and photos. Above: The crescent Moon will pass Venus low in the sunset sky on Oct. 3rd.  Images from around the world may be found in our realtime photo gallery. Share Tweet Forward Copyright © 2016 Spaceweather.com, All rights reserved. You are subscribed to the Space Weather mailing list, a free service of Spaceweather.com Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list

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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 Monday 03 Oct 2016 Headlines More » Colombia referendum rejects peace deal with Farc guerrillas President Juan Manuel Santos fails to win approval as voters appear to balk at an agreement that included amnesty for war crimes The biggest crisis yet: Trump campaign reels after tax documents published Tony Abbott says Australia should strike shotgun trade deal with post-Brexit UK The Age prints ad commiserating with Western Bulldogs' AFL 'grand final loss' Labor plans to use fresh whistleblower testimonies to pressure bank bosses Cronulla's NRL premiership pays back the loyal fans of The Shire | Paul Connolly Sport More » Cronulla Sharks beat Melbourne to break 50-year NRL premiership drought | Sam Perry NRL premiers Cronulla laughing long and hard for all the right reasons | Matt Cleary Bulldogs' AFL premiership a win for people power and community | Craig Little Australia thrashed again as Proteas take command of ODI series Luke Beveridge's kindness to Bob Murphy a moment for footy to be proud | Russell Jackson Culture More » Kimberley's hidden world of Indigenous rock art revealed by researchers Drug arrests: more than 100 caught with illegal substances at Listen Out festival Jonathan Jones unites Indigenous and settler history in massive public artwork in Sydney Comment is free More » Now we're flogging off the land registry. This is not good news for home owners | Richard Ackland CEOs bank on bonuses as average Australian worker left to flounder | Greg Jericho Fashion's old guard are right to fear the blogger | David Mitchell Life and style More » Philippines police dogs blessed for being heroes – video How periods really affect a woman's working life I fell for a Frenchman, but didn't speak the language | Lauren Collins Technology More » Why a New York restaurateur is arming employees with Apple Watches Twelve ways to have a better iOS 10 life Science More » Rosetta probe lands on comet 67P ending 12-year mission Pristine pressed flower among 'jaw-dropping' bronze age finds Environment More » Shark attacks: Coalition deploys extra drumlines but doubts about effectiveness remain Debate: Would a legal ivory trade save elephants or speed up the massacre? Video More » Western Bulldogs fans celebrate a long-awaited grand final win – video David Flint loves Gina Rinehart's Thatcher quotes – video Clementine Ford clashes with Sharri Markson on the Drum – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Louis Theroux: Savile review – from awkward to seriously uncomfortable … and extraordinary Theroux sets out to explain how he, and everyone else, failed to uncover Savile's rape and child abuse in a brave, bold and honest film Elena Ferrante: literary storm as Italian reporter 'identifies' author New York monument honors victims of giant octopus attack that never occurred Superannuation the least important element of retirement savings, says report Brexit: Theresa May prioritises immigration curbs over single market Badgerys Creek: the community that slowly disappeared – a photo essay 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