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the guardian today Wednesday 07 Jun 2017 Headlines More » May: I'll rip up human rights laws that impede new terror legislation PM says she is looking at making it easier to deport foreign suspects as she seeks to gain control of security agenda before election London Bridge: third attacker named as Youssef Zaghba Reality Winner: NSA contractor and environmentalist repulsed by Trump Australia records 103rd successive quarter of recession-free economy Even moderate drinking can damage the brain, claim researchers 'Spectacular' drop in renewable energy costs leads to record global boost General election 2017 More » Erdington: 'The decision about our future was taken for us' In the fourth dispatch from Erdington, Birmingham, Nazia Parveen and photographer Andrew Fox find uncertainty and frustration among the area's Polish community Most viewed in last 24 hours More » If this is Jeremy Corbyn's farewell tour, his politics are certainly drawing the crowds | John Crace While the Supreme Leader goes into full Maybot meltdown when asked to speak off the cuff, the Labour leader draws rock'n'roll crowds enjoying his greatest hits US officials scramble to limit Trump's diplomatic damage over Qatar tweets Diane Abbott may be flawed. But this is bullying | Gaby Hinsliff Nicola Sturgeon says 'difficult' Theresa May will struggle with Brexit talks I've never voted with hope before. Jeremy Corbyn has changed that | George Monbiot Uber Eats: couple who ordered pizza get part-eaten, mouldy sandwiches Sport More » British Cycling asks Team Sky to quit their shared Manchester velodrome Lions' Robbie Henshaw looks forward to 'surreal' meeting with Sonny Bill Williams Mark Wood ends England's long search for game-changing bowler | Ali Martin Comment is free More » Terrorism reminds us all why Europe must stick together | Rafael Behr Religious conservatism doesn't make a terrorist. But crime and exclusion can | Z Fareen Parvez On Facebook, even Harvard students can't be too paranoid | Tim Dowling Culture More » After 17 years, has Terry Gilliam finally broken the curse of Don Quixote? Late-night hosts: 'Responding to Trump's ill-informed tweets can be a full-time job' Ashton at the Royal Ballet review – miraculous moves and romantic rapture Business More » Airline bosses: we must apologise immediately for BA-style crises Fred Goodwin escapes high court appearance as RBS settles lawsuit Technology More » Uber fires more than 20 employees after sexual harassment investigation iOS 11 will render older iPhones, iPads and apps obsolete Travel More » Six amazing places to stay for free around the world – if you volunteer 10 of the best new summer activity holidays in the Alps Life and style More » Why Wonder Woman is a masterpiece of subversive feminism Gin sales help fill Treasury coffers as spirits raise more money than beer Football Comment is free Environment

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