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the guardian today Wednesday 15 Nov 2017 Headlines More » Zimbabwe army denies coup against Mugabe as it takes control of Harare – live Announcement by military on state broadcaster says President Robert Mugabe and family are safe but army is 'targeting criminals around him' Russia used hundreds of fake accounts to tweet about Brexit, data shows Daily Telegraph accused of 'blatant bullying' of Tory Brexit rebels Australia says yes to same-sex marriage in historic postal survey US military leaders would reject illegal order for nuclear strike, senators told St Paul's girls' school in London at centre of sexual abuse claims Paradise Papers: special investigation More » After successive offshore scandals, are there signs of change in Isle of Man? Crown dependency's response to previous scandals has been to circle the wagons, but after the Paradise Papers, there are hints the popular mood is shifting Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Zimbabwe: military takes control of state broadcaster in capital Harare, urges calm Military spokesman says President Robert Mugabe and his family were 'safe and sound and their security is guaranteed' Australia's same-sex marriage postal survey: 61.6% yes, 38.4% no – live Deliveroo wins right not to give riders minimum wage or holiday pay Delia Smith sticks the knife into 'poncey, chefy' restaurants May wins first 5 votes on EU withdrawal bill in committee despite Tory backlash over fixing Brexit date – as it happened Exit the EU at midnight European time? Not on Frank Field's watch | John Crace Sport More » Republic of Ireland's World Cup dream shattered by Eriksen and Denmark Southgate says England will take huge belief from Brail and Germany draws Fifa official took bribes to back Qatar's 2022 World Cup bid, court hears Comment is free More » As the Tory Brexit fight club slugs it out, do they even care about Ireland? | Rafael Behr No wonder John Redwood backs Brexit. He will make money out of it, after all | Joris Luyendijk A Brexit no-deal would aid terrorism in the UK and across Europe | Anders Fogh Rasmussen Culture More » Mark Bradford: the artist and ex-hairdresser forcing America to face ugly truths about itself Are you gruesome tonight? The comedy hit splicing Evil Dead 2 and Elvis songs Taylor Wessing photographic portrait prize review – the unflinching gaze of a worthy winner Business More » Unfreeze public sector pay and cut benefits bill, Philip Hammond is urged UK unions must reform to tackle membership decline, says report Technology More » Thirty countries use 'armies of opinion shapers' to manipulate democracy – report What I learned after downloading every iPhone App of the Day for a month Travel More » A whale of a time: a Moby-Dick marathon in Massachusetts On the slide in Germany: sledging in the Bavarian Alps Life and style More » The cult of natural wine – 'this is like punk or acid house' Can a mushroom a day keep the doctor away? Football Comment is free Environment

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