The Guardian today: Robert Mugabe's grip on Zimbabwe ebbing away after military takes control

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the guardian today Thursday 16 Nov 2017 Headlines More » Robert Mugabe's grip on Zimbabwe ebbing away after military takes control Head of state, who sacked his vice president last week in apparent attempt to give power to his wife, meets senior military officers after a day of house arrest Leonardo da Vinci painting sells for $450m at auction, smashing records Intelligence watchdog urged to look at Russian influence on Brexit vote Fox News anchor debunks 'Clinton uranium scandal' – and sparks viewer fury Theresa May 'close to offering financial deal to progress Brexit negotiations' Gay Times suspends editor as antisemitic tweets emerge Most viewed in last 24 hours More » You're gorge-ous: which is Britain's best supermarket mature cheddar? Can any of the own-brand vintage cheddars rival those handmade in cheddar's West Country heartland? North Korea 'sentences Trump to death' for insulting Kim Jong-un Rare genetic mutation found in Amish community could combat ageing Landlord defends sending eviction letters ahead of universal credit rollout I'm not a 'Brexit mutineer'. I'm proud to fight for democracy | Bob Neil Deadly flash floods cause 'biblical damage' in Athens Sport More » World Rugby and Bill Beaumont face backlash after France named 2023 host Shane Bond tasked with getting England to 'understand what attacking looks like' Jiffy-gate: a costly mess that leaves all parties neither damned or cleared | Sean Ingle Comment is free More » Even if Mugabe has gone, Zimbabweans won't be dancing in the streets | Wilf Mbanga After Mugabe's detention, we're hoping Zimbabwe's democracy has been saved | Reason Wafawarova Who'll suffer most when the police retreat? Poorer people | Dawn Foster Culture More » 'We say what we want' … Gilbert and George look back on 50 years of filth, fury and in-your-face art Nicola Barker wins Goldsmiths prize for her novel H(a)ppy Jon Ronson webchat – your questions answered on porn, Alex Jones and how to fix social media Business More » Dyson to sue former chief executive Max Conze Theresa May to renew 'personal mission' to fix broken housing market Technology More » Apple 13in MacBook Pro (2017) review: battery life to get through a working day Russian hackers targeted UK media and telecoms firms, confirms spy chief Travel More » The alt city guide to York Send us a tip on winter sun stays, for the chance to win a £200 hotel voucher Life and style More » 'Poncey, chefy food'? The UK is full of eateries that Delia Smith would love The first hijabi Barbie is here – but who are the other 'Sheroes'? Football Comment is free Environment

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