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the guardian today Tuesday 11 Apr 2017 Headlines More » North Korea 'ready for war' after US navy strike team redeploys Pyongyang cites 'reckless moves' by US and says it will defend the country from invasion 'by powerful force of arms', according to reports Blaze devastates Grand-Synthe migrant camp outside Dunkirk Boris Johnson asks G7 to consider fresh sanctions against Russia and Syria United Airlines passenger forcibly removed from overbooked flight Migrants from west Africa being 'sold in Libyan slave markets' People at risk of HIV in Scotland to be given PrEP drug on NHS Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Should you take your shoes off inside the house? Studies show you could be walking all sorts of germs into your home, but is that any reason to leave your trainers at the door? Andros Townsend and Crystal Palace crush Arsenal's top-four hopes ABC says Natasha Exelby won't be fired over TV blooper, but is off air University Challenge: Balliol dash hopes of 'Monkmania' finale win How one teen's plea for free nuggets became one of the biggest tweets ever Drink-driver who crashed with son in car jailed Sport More » Sergio García won back American hearts as well as claiming the Masters Barry Hearn: 'I hit my son with a proper shot but he dropped me twice' F1 Chinese Grand Prix: five things we learned from Shanghai | Giles Richards Comment is free More » Are you a Trump man or a decent man? Time to choose | Laurie Penny In dark times, this image has a glorious message – resistance is not futile | Suzanne Moore Could Britain ever fight a just war in Syria alongside Trump? Culture More » Ian McShane on reviving Lovejoy and becoming the saviour of America Watchtowers, drones and a toxic moat: the designs for Trump's border wall Olivier awards 2017: behind the scenes with the stars – in pictures Business More » Barclays boss used bank's security team to hunt for whistleblower BBC to air recording that implicates Bank of England in Libor scandal Technology More » Five video games that teach you how to be better at video games DeepMind's AlphaGo to play on team with humans and to challenge five at once Travel More » 10 of the best country campsites in France Grazie mille, maestro: Monteverdi's Venice Life and style More » What women really mean when they say they're feeling fat How was your weekend running? Football Comment is free Environment

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the guardian today - Australia edition Tuesday 11 Apr 2017 Headlines More » Most Australians think businesses will pocket company tax cuts – poll Just 31% of voters approve of the legislation compared with 50% who disapprove, Guardian Essential poll finds 'People just want a chance': the Australian network connecting refugees with jobs Barnaby Joyce says government can't change house prices, so 'consider Tamworth' ABC presenter Natasha Exelby taken off-air after television blooper goes viral Adani mine needs $1bn public funding to go ahead, Barnaby Joyce says Q&A: 81-year-old audience member calls euthanasia arguments 'bullshit' Sport More » Shane Perkins on defecting to Russia: 'I have a clean slate to prove myself' | Kieran Pender Perhaps it's time to stop interrogating Gary Ablett's dignified brilliance | Russell Jackson Western Force take legal action against ARU over Super Rugby cutback Andros Townsend and Crystal Palace crush Arsenal's top-four hopes Oh, Sergio! How Masters winner García proved me wrong after all these years | Scott Murray Culture More » Max Gillies on John Clarke: a sardonic dramatist who punctured pomposity Thor: Ragnarok - watch the first trailer for the Marvel superhero sequel Seven Types of Ambiguity review – Hugo Weaving conjures dark magic amid a powerful cast Comment is free More » I have seven weeks left of my nursing degree. I am scared | IndigenousX Indigenous Australians know removing race from constitution is pretend change | David Ross and Barbara Shaw Liberal defenders of free speech curiously silent over banning of Bassem Tamimi | Jeff Sparrow Life and style More » British Vogue: what we can expect from Edward Enninful as editor What women really mean when they say they're feeling fat I'm a virgin and want to try sex, but I can't get in the mood Technology More » Five video games that teach you how to be better at video games DeepMind's AlphaGo to play on team with humans and to challenge five at once Science More » Scientists identify parts of brain involved in dreaming Revealed: girl of 13 is first child in Britain to receive artificial heart Environment More » Malcolm Turnbull talks up coal in Delhi, despite India's aim to stop imports Labor says ageing coal-fired power stations need 'orderly' retirement plan Video More » Bob Hawke's lager gets the pub test – video 'Bullshit!': Q&A audience member shares strong views on euthanasia – video How did the Great Barrier Reef reach 'terminal stage'? – video explainer Most viewed in last 24 hours More » United Airlines passenger forcibly removed from overbooked flight Several videos taken by Chicago passengers show guards aggressively dragging a man down the aisle after selecting him to leave an overbooked flight Should you take your shoes off inside the house? How one teen's plea for free nuggets became one of the biggest tweets ever In dark times, this image has a glorious message – resistance is not futile | Suzanne Moore Scott Morrison makes case for negative gearing change – despite ruling it out The new age of Ayn Rand: how she won over Trump and Silicon Valley 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