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the guardian today Friday 06 Jan 2017 Headlines More » Chief economist of Bank of England admits errors in Brexit forecasting Andrew Haldane says his profession must adapt to regain the trust of the public, claiming narrow models ignored 'irrational behaviour' John Kerry blames Britain for derailing Obama's plan for intervention in Syria Four suspects charged with hate crimes over beating in Facebook Live video Civil servants demand Brexit workload pay rise Man told to take citizenship test despite living entire life in UK NHS to trial medical advice smartphone app Most viewed in last 24 hours More » David Bowie did not know he was dying until last few months Documentary looking back at singer's last five years says suggestion that his final single Lazarus was a 'parting gift' to fans is wrong Millwall admit council scheme could force club to leave Lewisham The KLF are back (sort of) – and it's exactly what 2017 needs The stars won't do the presidential inauguration? Hand it to the family Von Trump Arséne Wenger praises the passion of Arsenal's 'jaded' Alexis Sánchez Why has the UK economy defied predictions of doom? Sport More » Future of F1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone in doubt over hosting costs Australia v Pakistan: third Test, day four - live! Wales give Leigh Halfpenny deadline over national dual contract offer Comment is free More » As well as protesting, Poles need to strengthen their state | Timothy Garton Ash Americans can spot election meddling because they've been doing it for years | Owen Jones Inheritance tax is toxic. We need new ways to tackle inequality | Polly Toynbee Culture More » Global grime, political struggle and a Chinese pop explosion – what will be 2017's music trends? Will Hollywood ever end its love affair with guns? Does Moonlight show gay cinema has to be sexless to succeed? Business More » UK services sector grows at fastest pace for more than a year Toyota will face 'big border tax' if Mexico plant makes US cars, Trump says Technology More » Facebook Live will change social media – but in what way? Japanese company replaces office workers with artificial intelligence Travel More » Spiritual Sedona: the Arizona town bursting with positive vibes Escape from Alcatraz: a swim from the Rock to San Francisco Life and style More » Calling Matt Damon! Get ready for Brexit – The Movie Drink: the best alcohol-free tipples to get you through a dry January Eyewitness picture of the day More » Visitors at the Natural History Museum take a final look at Dippy the diplodocus, a plaster-cast sauropod replica made up of 292 bones, before it embarks on a national tour. The exhibit, which has been at the west London museum since 1905, will be replaced by the real skeleton of a blue whale, which will be hung from the ceiling. Getty Football Comment is free Environment

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