The Guardian today: Sack Boris Johnson for shaming our nation, Jeremy Corbyn tells PM

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the guardian today Sunday 12 Nov 2017 Headlines More » Sack Boris Johnson for shaming our nation, Jeremy Corbyn tells PM The Labour leader has accused the foreign secretary of 'undermining our country' Theresa May faces defeat by MPs demanding vote on final Brexit deal 'White Europe': 60,000 nationalists march on Poland's independence day I'd never call Kim 'short and fat', says Trump in response to 'old' barb Trafficking laws 'target refugee aid workers in EU' Revealed: how Vodafone allowed elites to reap profits of Africa's mobile boom Paradise Papers: special investigation More » Paradise Papers: who's who in the leak of offshore secrets The Paradise Papers have shed new light on the murky world of offshore finance. Five days later, what have we learned? Most viewed in last 24 hours More » How much more of this suffering can Theresa May take? It was another terrible week for the prime minister, who has now been forced to jettison two cabinet ministers My family is great, but I feel as though I have no real friends | Dear Mariella Boris Johnson has been embarrassing Britain for long enough. It's time for him to go | Jeremy Corbyn George Takei responds to accusation he sexually assaulted a young actor Eddie Jones defends foul-mouthed outburst over England's lifeless display Swear by it: why bad language is good for you | Emma Byrne Sport More » Australia v England: Women's Ashes Test match day four – live! One year after football's child abuse scandal broke, stories are yet to be told | Daniel Taylor Johnny Sexton unshakeable in Ireland's biggest win over South Africa Comment is free More » Are we Brits really happier than ever or just going mad? | Catherine Bennett E = mc^2 … and make mine a pint while you're there | Tim Adams Dismally led, adrift and isolated, how will Britain find a place in the world? | Fintan O'Toole Culture More » Strictly Come Dancing: week eight – as it happened Herbie Hancock: 'I like to discover new rules so I can break them' Howards End on TV: life would be worse for a modern-day Leonard Bast Business More » Restaurants fear Brexit will turn boom to bust Everything you wanted to know about bitcoin but were afraid to ask Technology More » iPhone X review: Apple finally knocks it out of the park Amazon makes Cambridge heart of Alexa and drone innovation with new offices Travel More » Eyes on the prize: on the civil rights trail in Washington DC Guadalajara city guide: what to do, plus the best bars, restaurants and hotels Life and style More » What I'm really thinking: the Muslim office worker The bank of Mum and Dad: 'It's such a huge amount of money. And guilt' Football Comment is free Environment

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