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the guardian today Monday 28 Nov 2016 Headlines More » Hard Brexit would damage 'almost every sector' of UK economy Wealth-creating sectors and manufacturing would be hit most significantly by leaving single market, a cross-party study warns Donald Trump says 'millions voted illegally' for Clinton but offers no evidence François Fillon wins French primary to be candidate for the right Anger as Japanese skating rink freezes thousands of fish into ice as gimmick Pension age may be about to rise again, says former minister England v India: third Test, day three - live! Fidel Castro 1926-2016 More » 'Today, we don't talk about baseball': Cubans react to Castro's death On the streets of Havana there is a rare mood of quiet and reflection as locals adjust to the loss of a man who had once seemed all but indestructible Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Photos of historical England 'challenge Downton Abbey myth' Images of 19th and 20th-century England show reality of rotting houses and poverty as well as grand old buildings F1: Mercedes may suspend Lewis Hamilton for flouting team instructions Concentration camp ice dance by wife of Putin official causes uproar UK in for cold snap as temperatures forecast to be as low as -8C 'Awkward moment' for Prince Harry in minute's silence for Fidel Castro Caroline Lucas: Why I will vote against triggering article 50 Sport More » Football child sex abuse claims widen to Leeds United and Blackpool England's Billy Vunipola could miss Six Nations after knee ligament operation Manchester United's José Mourinho faces fresh touchline ban after sending-off Comment is free More » Forget Fidel Castro's policies. What matters is that he was a dictator | Zoe Williams Blair and Major don't deserve this venom for joining Brexit debate | Andrew Rawnsley Pupils' stand for free speech is a lesson to us all | Barbara Ellen Culture More » Ed Balls leaves Strictly Come Dancing after 'fabulous three months' Has the internet become a failed state? Work, pray, fear: my life in the Family cult Business More » Bank of England prepares to protect City firms from hard Brexit Rising costs and slower consumer spending hit service sector, says CBI Technology More » Five of the best phablets for 2016 Why the US government wants to bring cryptocurrency out of the shadows Travel More » Budapest's Christmas markets: winter made cosy and cool Completely nuts: Bangalore's peanut festival Life and style More » Nigel Slater's baked apple recipes Simon Callow: my life, lived gaily Eyewitness picture of the day More » A bride and groom walk with relatives and friends as they prepare to pose for their wedding photos by the Taedong river in Pyongyang AFP/Getty 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 Monday 28 Nov 2016 Headlines More » George Brandis under pressure on Gleeson row – politics live In the year's last parliamentary sitting week, the PM is negotiating with the crossbench for bills crucial to his government's agenda Delay to treatment of Hamid Kehazaei before he died revealed in leaked files Coalition caves to One Nation demand to set backpacker tax at 15% Donald Trump claims he won popular vote because 'millions voted illegally' Barnaby Joyce defends 457 visa program as vital for regional Australia François Fillon wins French primary to be candidate for the right Sport More » Australian Test cricket's next generation makes its mark in Adelaide | Adam Collins From A-League champs to chumps: what's awry at Adelaide United? | Richard Parkin Nico Rosberg says Abu Dhabi GP was 'definitely not the most enjoyable' Australia makes strong case as World Cup of Golf searches for a home | Charlie Happell Five NFL teams request another trial from NRL stars Taumalolo and Holmes Culture More » Plumpton High Babies: 10 Years On – how a teacher changed lives for pregnant teenagers I want to unfriend someone on Facebook but I don't want to hurt their feelings Verse goes viral: how young feminist writers are reclaiming poetry for the digital age Comment is free More » In the country we don't see 457 visa holders as a threat, we see them as a benefit | Barnaby Joyce As a gay officer I saw how homophobic the police are | Kevin Maxwell After Farage, who else might Trump want to hire for us? | David Mitchell Life and style More » Hijab Grab Escape: the video that helps Muslim women fight bigotry FarmersOnly.com founder on why rural Americans need their own dating site The day I learned about Charlie Chaplin's bizarre directing style with Marlon Brando and Sophia Loren Technology More » Five of the best phablets for 2016 Why the US government wants to bring cryptocurrency out of the shadows Science More » 'Artificial gravity' device could be key to astronaut health on Mars mission Yo-yo weight gain driven by gut bacteria's 'memory' of obesity, says study Environment More » Minister defends coal industry after call to ban new mines to save reef Perth zoo to release numbats into predator-free wild Video More » Crowded House audience joins in at Sydney Opera House reunion concert – video Thunderstorm asthma: what causes it and why is it so dangerous? – video explainer Thunderstorm in Melbourne triggers mass asthma event – video report Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Malcolm Turnbull's net approval rating falls to zero in latest poll Coalition trails Labor 49% to 51% on two-party preferred basis in Fairfax-Ipsos poll, with PM's falling approval rating apparently leading the overall decline The 'latte libel' is a brilliant conservative strategy. The left cannot counter it with facts alone | Alex Frankel Photos of historical England 'challenge Downton Abbey myth' Moroccan state TV shows women how to hide signs of domestic violence 'A recipe for scandal': Trump conflicts of interest point to constitutional crisis Christmas party politics: MPs attend Malcolm Turnbull's Lodge soiree – in pictures 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