The Guardian today: EU fears Theresa May 'will not be able to uphold Brexit pledges'

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the guardian today Thursday 21 Sep 2017 Headlines More » EU fears Theresa May 'will not be able to uphold Brexit pledges' Exclusive: Keir Starmer says Brussels has 'high expectations' for PM's speech but she must face down Boris Johnson's 'fantasy Brexit' and adopt a real position Theresa May speaks out against Trump climate change stance at UN British Virgin Islands brave two storms in two weeks: 'Maria destroyed most of what was left' Spain crisis: 'stop this radicalism and disobedience,' PM tells Catalan leaders Mexico death toll rises as volunteers join frantic search for quake survivors Primary school teachers 'not trained to deal with mental health issues' Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Acclaimed French chef asks to be stripped of three Michelin stars Sébastien Bras, who runs Le Suquet restaurant in Laguiole, requests removal from rankings of gastronomic bible Leader of gang suspected of murdering British kayaker in Brazil is killed Mark Sampson departs amid a flurry of FA buck-passing and confusion Theresa's speech to the UN proved that it's not only a British audience the Maybot can lose | John Crace How to eat well for £3.50 a day – by the scrimping experts London council finds 35 men living in one three-bedroom house Sport More » IAAF's Sergey Bubka faces investigation on payment to disgraced Balakhnichev Andrew Strauss says Ian Botham '100% wrong' over England selection panel Warren Gatland to blame for Lions not beating All Blacks, claims Sean O'Brien Comment is free More » Ignore Trump's lies. North Korea is no threat to Britain | Simon Jenkins The Tories can't fix the debt crisis: their doctrine caused it | Owen Jones Time isn't on her side: Theresa May must set out her Brexit plan this week | Anand Menon and Jonathan Portes Culture More » Mitch Dobrowner's best photograph: a monster tornado in Kansas Jerry Seinfeld is back – and he's still the ultimate laser-precision joke machine The Lego Ninjago Movie review - zippy spinoff brings familiar, forgettable fun Business More » The great unwinding: Fed begins slow demise of its post-crash stimulus More Ryanair cancellations likely as pilots reject cash to work on days off Technology More » Facebook admits industry could do more to combat online extremism Amazon to release Alexa-powered smartglasses, reports say Travel More » The It factor: exploring Stephen King's Maine Share great autumn foodie destinations in Europe for a chance to win a £200 hotel voucher Life and style More » When do children stop skipping? | Notes and queries Could lab-grown fish and meat feed the world – without killing a single animal? Football Comment is free Environment

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the guardian today - Australia edition Thursday 21 Sep 2017 Headlines More » Business Council head slaps down marriage equality opponents for targeting children Claims that children are worse off when raised by same-sex couples are 'deeply offensive', Jennifer Westacott says Cory Bernardi's attack on school fundraiser as 'gender morphing' pushes up donations Acclaimed French chef asks to be stripped of three Michelin stars Melbourne woman complains to UN, saying parenting cuts are human rights abuse Cashless welfare card to be rolled out in Bundaberg and Hervey Bay Queensland is leading source of renewable energy jobs, report says Sport More » Matildas win hearts of nation with heady mix of fight, grit, heart, skill and passion | Ann Odong Trepidation towards preliminary finals is in Crows' supporters DNA | Greg Jericho David Squires on ... Australia's best national sports team – the Matildas Jake LaMotta obituary Manchester United and Marcus Rashford allow Burton little consolation Culture More » Making Wonderland: the Australian Ballet's biggest show – in pictures Danielle Macdonald: 'I will never stop being excited about Harry Potter' Tim Rogers on his painfully honest memoir: 'I needed to cut the sympathy right out' Comment is free More » The Australian government responds to Rohingya crisis – with emojis and cash! | First Dog on the Moon Hollywood should call out lying politicians. Jimmy Kimmel shows how | Arwa Mahdawi Help! I'm almost 30 and my friends are procreating like humanity depends on it Life and style More » Could lab-grown fish and meat feed the world – without killing a single animal? Gucci channels Elton John for its Milan fashion week show Save us from the monster fish: how should you dispose of your pet? Technology More » Facebook admits industry could do more to combat online extremism Amazon to release Alexa-powered smartglasses, reports say Science More » DNA editing in human embryos reveals role of fertility 'master gene' Fathers pass on four times as many new genetic mutations as mothers – study Environment More » CSIRO breeds spotted handfish to save species from extinction How regulators could kill off Australia's water recycling industry Video More » Supplies dropped to Australian Antarctic base after first midair refuelling – video CCTV shows bank customers fleeing alleged arson attack in Melbourne – video Freedom of speech under attack by same-sex marriage, Bernardi warns – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Liberal MP says he was targeted by 'deceptive' anti-marriage equality 'push poll' Exclusive: Robo-poll from Republican-aligned research company in US is the subject of a complaint by the Equality Campaign Afterpay: buy-now pay-later scheme soars in popularity but experts sound warning French and Saunders film version of The Handmaid's Tale in Christmas special Is Trump about to repeat George W Bush's worst mistake? | Michael Fuchs We're at the end of white Christian America. What will that mean? Mexico earthquake: 230 confirmed dead as rescue efforts continue – live 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