The Guardian today: Theresa May defends public sector pay cap under pressure from Labour

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the guardian today Thursday 06 Jul 2017 Headlines More » Theresa May defends public sector pay cap under pressure from Labour Easing of austerity policies aimed at reducing deficit would lead to Greek-style economic collapse, claims the PM Lord chief justice urges enforceability of EU rulings in UK post-Brexit Safety alert as watchdog warns that one in three nursing homes is failing Jacob Rees-Mogg announces birth of his sixth child, Sixtus Theresa May to discuss Paris accord with Donald Trump at G20 North Korea: US and its allies face shortage of good options Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Newly discovered photo reignites Amelia Earhart conspiracy theory Photo purportedly shows pilot and navigator on a dock in the Marshall Islands in 1937 – under Japanese rule at the time – but some experts remain unconvinced Sex robots: innovation driven by male masturbatory fantasy is not a revolution Is Brexit an error? Now even Vote Leave's chief is having doubts | Jonathan Freedland Hamburg braces for G20 violence as tensions rise over police tactics 'Harder work for less money': public sector workers on the pay cap Morrissey claims he was held at gunpoint by police officer in Rome Sport More » Warren Gatland names unchanged Lions side for deciding Test against New Zealand Mo Farah was suspected, then cleared, of doping by IAAF expert Joe Root tells England to right wrongs of 2016 in his first Test as captain Comment is free More » China is giving Trump a lesson in how to handle Kim Jong-un | Simon Jenkins The Grenfell inquiry has to put cold facts before families' emotions | Anne Perkins Why are we giving away our most sensitive health data to Google? | Julia Powles Culture More » Brutal! Vulgar! Dirty! Mae West and the gay comedy that shocked 1920s America David Spero's best photograph: Samson the shire horse and his band of eco-haymakers Is Phoebe Waller-Bridge really the new face of Doctor Who? Business More » Rangers tax case: supreme court rules in favour of HMRC EasyJet's Carolyn McCall is favourite to take over at ITV Technology More » Hackers who targeted Ukraine clean out bitcoin ransom wallet Huawei MateBook X review: fanless and full-blooded MacBook Pro rival Travel More » The £12 micro-adventure from London Send a tip on places to stay in Canada's wilderness – and win a £200 hotel voucher Life and style More » Is running ability down to effort or DNA? And can it be proved? Who should be the next incarnation in Doctor Who? Football Comment is free Environment

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the guardian today - Australia edition Thursday 06 Jul 2017 Headlines More » Medicare data breach: tax office suspends cards as ID before U-turn Internal memo seen by Guardian Australia removed Medicare card from list of documents allowed for identity checks Loan to Adani by infrastructure fund could be unlawful, says former clean energy head Ex-AFL teammates Tyrone Vickery and Jake King arrested over extortion claims It's time to inject some sense into the nonsense peddled by the anti-science crowd | Melissa Davey Australia A cricketers boycott South Africa tour over pay dispute Barnaby Joyce expresses 'sympathy' for US trade sanction threat against China Sport More » David Squires on ... the pay dispute that has derailed Australian cricket Daniil Medvedev faces heavy fine after throwing coins at umpire's chair Tour de France: Chris Froome in yellow jersey as Fabio Aru wins stage five Manny Pacquiao asks WBO to review world title defeat to Jeff Horn Australia beat Pakistan by 159 runs: Women's Cricket World Cup –– as it happened Culture More » Jonah from Tonga was withdrawn for good reason: it's Chris Lilley's satire at its worst | Morgan Godfery From Glow to The Handmaid's Tale: the best of July's film and TV streaming in Australia Ask the Doctor: does medical myth-busting need to be so gimmicky? Comment is free More » 'Come at me you parasites': a real live intern reacts to Path program | First Dog on the Moon Medicare breach: it just got a whole lot harder to trust government with our data | Ellen Broad Without the basics, Indigenous girls still can't participate in society | Celeste Liddle Life and style More » A Titanic moment: how Celine Dion became the fashion icon 2017 needs Is running ability down to effort or DNA? And can it be proved? A river between us: the cities culturally divided by water Technology More » Hackers who targeted Ukraine clean out bitcoin ransom wallet Huawei MateBook X review: fanless and full-blooded MacBook Pro rival Science More » Tying loose ends? Gravitational waves could solve string theory, study claims NHS attended to 9,000 FGM cases in England last year, report reveals Environment More » Plan bee: parliament to produce honey to sell in shop and give to dignitaries Climate Change Authority loses last climate scientist | Planet Oz Video More » 'Jellybean' the kangaroo joey takes her first hops – video Scott Morrison denies Turnbull's comment a dig at Tony Abbott – video Julia Gillard urges caution when discussing Donald Trump's mental health – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Newly discovered photo reignites Amelia Earhart conspiracy theory Photo purportedly shows pilot and navigator on a dock in the Marshall Islands in 1937 – under Japanese rule at the time – but some experts remain unconvinced Newsagents urged to refuse to sell Daily Telegraph over fictional attack on Labor Sex robots: innovation driven by male masturbatory fantasy is not a revolution Is Phoebe Waller-Bridge really the new face of Doctor Who? Is Brexit an error? Now even Vote Leave's chief is having doubts | Jonathan Freedland A few laps and maybe a cartwheel: inside the mind of the serial streaker 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