The Guardian today: Brexit followed by Corbyn in No 10 would put UK flat on its back – Tony Blair

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the guardian today Saturday 15 Jul 2017 Headlines More » Brexit followed by Corbyn in No 10 would put UK flat on its back – Tony Blair Former Labour prime minister issues warning in lengthy article published by his own political institute Philip Hammond in row over 'even a woman can drive a train' jibe Honolulu fire: three dead after blaze breaks out in high-rise building Top 1% of households in UK fully recovered from financial crisis Man stabbed to death in London by two attackers on a moped JP Morgan chief blasts US dysfunction: 'It's almost an embarrassment being American' The defenders More » The defenders: recording the deaths of environmental defenders around the world This year, in collaboration with Global Witness, the Guardian aims to record the deaths of all people killed while protecting land or natural resources. At the current rate, about four defenders will die this week somewhere on the planet Most viewed in last 24 hours More » The man who may have secretly fathered 200 children When Esther-Louise Heij's son asked if she could trace his genetic father, she began a battle to find out whether she was deceived by her late doctor, Jan Karbaat, who is suspected of fathering up to 200 of his patients' children 'Quite odd': coral and fish thrive on Bikini Atoll 70 years after nuclear tests My life in sex: the 22-year-old dater Mayweather accuses McGregor of racism and uses homophobic slur Blind date: 'He was stunned by my taste for strong cocktails and disco classics' There's still a real chance for a second Brexit referendum | Jonathan Freedland Sport More » Roger Federer refined but ruthless as he glides towards eighth Wimbledon crown | Jacob Steinberg South Africa's Hashim Amla and Quinton De Kock take fight to England F1 chief Chase Carey 'annoyed and frustrated' at Silverstone's owners Comment is free More » Empire wove together the histories of Ireland and India – and of my family | Ian Jack Turkey, a year after the attempted coup, is defending democratic values | Recep Tayyip Erdoğan In the year since Turkey's failed coup, democracy has become near dictatorship | Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu Culture More » The Wildeblood scandal: the trial that rocked 1950s Britain – and changed gay rights BBC to announce 13th Doctor on Sunday 'Photography saved my life' – the year-long exposure of visual activist Zanele Muholi Business More » EasyJet to set up Austrian HQ to operate EU flights after Brexit Tesco takes the cherry as bumper British crop leads to lower prices Technology More » Life hack: how to best arrange your iPhone apps, one icon at a time Woman's selfie causes '$200,000 of damage' to artworks – but was it a stunt? Travel More » The ultimate hike: three tasters of Canada's Great Trail Forget the kids' club – here is the best kind of family holiday Life and style More » Experience: I was hit by a car doing 101mph Is it always good to talk? Football Comment is free Environment

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