The Guardian today: Theresa May to call on Britons to unite as she triggers article 50

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the guardian today Wednesday 29 Mar 2017 Headlines More » Theresa May to call on Britons to unite as she triggers article 50 PM signs letter that will be hand-delivered to European council president at the same time as she addresses House of Commons Scottish parliament votes for second independence referendum François Fillon's wife officially charged over embezzlement of public funds New technology allows tetraplegic man to move hand with thought Westminster terrorist Khalid Masood wasn't an extremist, says ex boss Trump moves to dismantle Obama's climate legacy with executive order Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Brexit heartlands: pro-leave Havering – a photo essay The London borough saw one of the biggest leave votes in Britain last June and Romford is the biggest town in the borough. Photojournalist Sean Smith and Lisa O'Carroll met some of the people behind the politics Steve Bell on the Daily Mail – cartoon Alien intelligence: the extraordinary minds of octopuses and other cephalopods Rio Ferdinand: Being Mum and Dad review – a moving account of loss I was vulnerable and wanted a home. What I got was a workhouse | Daniel Lavelle International roundup: France foiled by video assistant referee against Spain Sport More » The Spin | Isn't it about time cricket consigned 'chinaman' to the past? Owen Farrell says European 'lessons' will inspire Saracens against Glasgow Chelsea make Arsenal's Alexis Sánchez their No1 summer transfer target Comment is free More » Britain's divorce from the EU will be bitter. Yet the failure is Europe's too | Nick Herbert What do many lone attackers have in common? Domestic violence | Hadley Freeman The bigots are on the march – and with 'Legs-it' the Daily Mail bears the flag | Owen Jones Culture More » Bondage crocodiles and a buttock moon: the world's weirdest claymations Don Juan in Soho review – David Tennant dazzles as a desolate hedonist Nerd-shamers and perverts: why University Challenge is going viral Business More » Tesco to pay £129m fine over accounting scandal BrewDog threatened lawsuit against plan for bar with 'punk' in name Technology More » Twitter chief's card payments company Square enters UK market Uber to shut down Denmark operation over new taxi laws Travel More » Walking Canada's Fundy Footpath 'My favourite place in New Orleans' – a top 10 guide by locals Life and style More » Talking about your miscarriage doesn't make you 'privileged' The 20 best Nigella Lawson recipes: part 2 Football Comment is free Environment

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the guardian today - Australia edition Wednesday 29 Mar 2017 Headlines More » Cyclone Debbie: flooding and heavy rain continue to hammer north Queensland – live updates Australian authorities assess damage from category four cyclone that hit coast between Airlie Beach and Mackay on Tuesday as weather system moves inland bringing heavy rain. Follow all the updates here ... Xenophon backflip on penalty rates means bill to stop cuts will pass Senate Trump lawyers: president is immune from Apprentice contestant's lawsuit Xenophon to support Labor bill to block penalty rate cuts – politics live Misleading Q&A question on Sadiq Khan should have been corrected, ABC admits Theresa May to call on Britons to unite as she triggers article 50 Sport More » Australia's Indian disappointment tempered by strides forward | Geoff Lemon Socceroos remain in control of their World Cup destiny with win over UAE International roundup: France foiled by video assistant referee against Spain The Spin | Isn't it about time cricket consigned 'chinaman' to the past? Resignation claim is fake, says world chess chief once 'abducted by aliens' Culture More » Zach's Ceremony review – an affecting portrait of growing up Indigenous in two worlds Sammy J: the Phantom may be a dud superhero – but he changed my life Goodbye? Adele 'may never tour again' after 15 months on the road Comment is free More » Superannuation changes are always political but this one may be popular, too | Greg Jericho Cricket Australia has dropped the ball on alcohol sponsorship | Toby Hall What do many lone attackers have in common? Domestic violence | Hadley Freeman Life and style More » Don't Care Good Hair: more lo-fi than blow-dry The 20 best Nigella Lawson recipes: part 2 No to leggings? United Airlines dress code isn't just sexist – it's unfashionable Technology More » Twitter chief's card payments company Square enters UK market Uber to shut down Denmark operation over new taxi laws Science More » New technology allows tetraplegic man to move hand with thought World's largest dinosaur footprints discovered in Western Australia Environment More » Barnaby Joyce plan to log old forest will 'drive animals to extinction', says expert Barnaby Joyce wants Australia's Leadbeater's possum off endangered list to boost logging Video More » Strong winds and rain lash Queensland coast as Cyclone Debbie approaches – video Don Dale footage shows guards restraining boy before he allegedly blacked out – video Turnbull announces additional police in Canberra after UK parliament attack – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » I am an Arctic researcher. Donald Trump is deleting my citations | Victoria Herrmann These politically motivated data deletions come at a time when the Arctic is warming twice as fast as the global average Alien intelligence: the extraordinary minds of octopuses and other cephalopods Late-night hosts on Trump: 'How to Lose Friends and Influence No One' 'Sightings' of extinct Tasmanian tiger prompt search in Queensland Superannuation shakeup proposes one default fund for life Queenslanders wake up to devastation following 'monster' storm Cyclone Debbie Sport Culture Comment is free Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396