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the guardian today Thursday 24 Aug 2017 Headlines More » Ex-intelligence chief: Trump's access to nuclear codes is 'pretty damn scary' James Clapper questioned the US president's 'fitness to be in this office' after his speech in Phoenix, joining a growing chorus of alarm over his erratic behavior Jon Snow: reporting on Grenfell made me feel on wrong side of social divide Exxon deliberately misled public on climate science, say researchers Ex-courier convicted for mowing down woman on his track bike EU nationals deportation letters an 'unfortunate error', says May 6 million middle-aged people take no exercise Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Motorist would not have landed cyclist's 'wanton and furious driving' charge Charlie Alliston should have had a front brake but 18mph is cautious speed and double standards are at work here Alastair Stewart upstaged by toddler on afternoon news Health warning: why the sexy nurse stereotype is no laughing matter Science envoy resigns over Trump – with a letter spelling out 'impeach' Champions League draw: who could the six British sides face? When will we baby boomers accept that we have a problem with booze?| Joan Smith Sport More » Saracens fear salary cap rules could cost them homegrown stars like Maro Itoje Liverpool return to group stages after early flurry sinks Hoffenheim England's search for batting balance moves to second Test against West Indies | Vic Marks Comment is free More » Grenfell proved it: the British media are part of a disconnected elite | Jon Snow Three reasons remainers should stop calling for a second referendum on Brexit | Denis MacShane Are old photos of 'westernised' Afghan women driving Trump's foreign policy? | Rossalyn Warren Culture More » Steven Soderbergh: 'Film-making is like sex. If I accidentally give someone else pleasure, that's fine' Alberto García-Alix's best photograph: self-portrait in a dress made by Elvis The Defenders: why Netflix's ninja-bashing supersquad is supremely daft TV Business More » Provident Financial in race to fix technical problems and retain staff Pound falls to new eight-year low against euro; Draghi defends QE - as it happened Technology More » Samsung launches Galaxy Note 8 hoping to extinguish Note 7 memories Apple puts brakes on self-driving car project, report says Travel More » High and mighty: a cycling break on Senja island, Norway Cave houses and hiking in Georgia … and a flock road block – in pictures Life and style More » Stashing: the questionable art of hiding your new partner online Glut buster: how to use up your veg after a stellar growing summer Football Comment is free Environment

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the guardian today - Australia edition Thursday 24 Aug 2017 Headlines More » Australian spy chief criticised for 'fist bump' gesture with Philippines leader Duterte Asis head Nick Warner criticised for 'inappropriate' photo with president whose drug war has left an estimated 5,500 people dead Coal in decline: an energy industry on life support Ex-intelligence chief: Trump's access to nuclear codes is 'pretty damn scary' Alastair Stewart upstaged by toddler on afternoon news Executive pay: top bosses scoop average of $5.7m a year as bonus boom keeps on giving Fiona Richardson: Labor pays tribute to Victorian MP after her death from cancer Sport More » Sam Kerr: 'When the goals come you have more fun – it's a ripple effect' | Matthew Hall David Squires on ... the Wallabies' chances against the All Blacks Wallabies' new defensive strategy will mean nothing if their players don't tackle | Bret Harris Liverpool return to group stages after early flurry sinks Hoffenheim The numbers are a glittering legacy of Wayne Rooney's England career | Dominic Fifield Culture More » Gourmet Traveller names Adelaide's Orana restaurant of the year Killing Ground review – a Deliverance down under bristling with energy Morrissey: new record will 'capture the zeitgeist of an ever-changing world' Comment is free More » The ALP policy on reproductive rights for women on Nauru? Silence | First Dog on the Moon The economy might have turned a corner. But consumers won't feel so enthused | Greg Jericho When will we baby boomers accept that we have a problem with booze?| Joan Smith Life and style More » Sexual harassment and the sharing economy: the dark side of working for strangers Bath or shower: what floats your boat? High and mighty: a cycling break on Senja island, Norway Technology More » Samsung launches Galaxy Note 8 hoping to extinguish Note 7 memories Apple puts brakes on self-driving car project, report says Science More » Antares: astronomers capture best ever image of a star's surface and atmosphere How the horse became the only living animal with a single toe Environment More » Endangered whales won't reach half of pre-hunting numbers by 2100, study says Queensland conservationists call for river-mining ban to protect Great Barrier Reef Video More » Baby giraffe takes first steps after being born at Taronga Western Plains zoo – video 'One way or another': Bill Shorten defends marriage equality on Q&A – video In-form Matildas star Sam Kerr sets scoring record in NWSL – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Schoolboy, 17, lodges discrimination complaint over same-sex marriage survey Cameron Warasta argues that decision to exclude 16- and 17-year-olds from postal plebiscite breaches Age Discrimination Act 'He's anti-left, anti-PC, anti-stupid': Trump supporters in their own words Science envoy resigns over Trump – with a letter spelling out 'impeach' 'Look at those fonts!' X-rated film posters of the 60s and 70s – in pictures White House reveals new look … and Trump chose the wallpaper – in pictures 'My skin crawled': Hillary Clinton recalls dealing with 'creep' Trump 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