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the guardian today Sunday 28 May 2017 Manchester attack More » British jihadis: who are the first generation of violent extremists? | Jason Burke Jihadism in the UK may be relatively new but certain characteristics are beginning to emerge among young militants attracted to its brutal creed 'Manchester has a sense of identity that you don't find elsewhere. It's a city that takes you in' Headlines More » The race to find the Manchester terrorist network With dawn raids, multiple arrests, bomb disposal squads and armed patrols, security services battled against the clock to find Salman Abedi's accomplices British Airways: cyber attack 'unlikely' amid scramble to resume flights on Sunday Suspect in Portland double murder posted white supremacist material online Amber Rudd to represent Tories in BBC general election debate Marawi: Isis rampage in Philippines continues with 19 civilians killed Egypt hits Libyan terror camps again after attack kills 29 Copts Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Me and my penis: 100 men reveal all From the sex addict to the vicar, men open up about their manhood Pollsters puzzle over Labour surge – and volatile electorate could keep them guessing The Supreme Leader doesn't seem quite so invincible now | Andrew Rawnsley Tory nerves fray as Jeremy Corbyn narrows Theresa May's lead in new poll My friends can't stop moaning | Mariella Frostrup British Airways cancels all flights from Gatwick and Heathrow due to IT failure Sport More » 'No one gave us a chance here, and we responded,' says Arséne Wenger Errol Spence Jr stops Kell Brook in 11th round to win IBF welterweight title Exeter and Wasps serve up final thriller to show best of English club rugby | Michael Aylwin Comment is free More » After Manchester, our values will only prevail if we speak up for them | Nick Cohen Ignore Trump, Iran has something to celebrate | Emma Graham-Harrison Is Murdoch about to lead us up the garden path again? | Catherine Bennett Culture More » 'Progress is painfully uneven': Baltimore, 15 years after The Wire The day I fell at Faye Dunaway's feet | Phill Langhorne From social media star to bestselling writer, the young 'Instapoet' Business More » Brighter skies over eurozone as growth and employment pick up SFO delays decision again on charging Barclays over 2008 fundraising Technology More » Uber boss Travis Kalanick's mother dies in boating accident Spotify hopes going public will cement streaming as music's future Travel More » Top 10 wine bars in Bordeaux – chosen by experts Croatia's remotest island Life and style More » Having a new baby shouldn't mean losing your old friends | Eva Wiseman Walk this way: how the brain recognises someone by their gait | Daniel Glaser Football Comment is free Environment

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