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the guardian today Tuesday 07 Mar 2017 Headlines More » Theresa May paves way for new generation of grammar schools Philip Hammond to set aside £320m in budget for expansion of government's free school programme, with schools free to offer selective education Kim Jong-nam crisis: North Korea and Malaysia ban each other's citizens from leaving British backpacker beaten and raped in eight-week ordeal in outback Australia, police say Republicans call new travel ban 'a good overhaul' that will 'stand legal scrutiny' Peers warn No 10 against 'sidelining scrutiny' when scrapping EU laws NHS tainted blood scandal: scheme to compensate victims to be scaled back Most viewed in last 24 hours More » President Donald Trump is the most powerful cornered animal in the world | Lawrence Douglas Trump lashes out by creating a chaos of conflicting claims to distract attention away from real allegations. It is all too effective Greg Rutherford 'left feeling sick' after being cheated out of £48,000 White House does not know if alleged surveillance of Trump was by wiretap Laura Marling: 'I had no identity. I was socially bankrupt' Why X-Men is right to ditch Magneto and Professor X's tired double act Brother-in-law admits murdering missing family of four in France Sport More » Team Sky back Dave Brailsford amid suggestions of growing rider unrest Chelsea restore 10-point lead at top of Premier League after win at West Ham Sendings off and limitations to bat size to be introduced to laws of cricket Comment is free More » Big data's power is terrifying. That could be good news for democracy | George Monbiot Should MPs reveal their tax returns? | Gaby Hinsliff and others Despite her assurances, Theresa May doesn't care about EU-based expats | Giles Tremlett Culture More » George W Bush's talent as a painter finds an ironic muse: the combat veteran A World View: John Latham review – trying to make sense of an oddball visionary How a German prison is using theatre to de-radicalise young Isis volunteers – video Business More » Sick Parcelforce couriers can be charged up to £250 if they can't find cover BT's £1.2bn Champions League splurge is price of staying in Sky game Technology More » Spam email operator's faulty backup leaks 1.37bn addresses Google accused of spreading fake news Travel More » The world's best hidden beaches: Bali Les Arcs ski resort lures Brits with Brexit-busting offer Life and style More » Smart condoms: like Fitbit for sex – and you can even share your stats Is it possible to be healthy and obese? Football Comment is free Environment

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The Hindu: Sri Lankan navy shoots Indian fishermen, one dead

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