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the guardian today Monday 09 Oct 2017 Headlines More » Conservative Brexiters turn fire on Philip Hammond's Treasury Leading leave campaigner criticises 'Brexit in name only' approach as several Tory MPs urge Theresa May to sack chancellor 'We have to raise our voices' – Catalans rally to the pro-unity cause Harvey Weinstein sacked in wake of sexual harassment scandal Dove apologises for ad showing black woman turning into white one Denmark dismisses EU's wrangling over Brexit divorce bill as 'a game' GPs losing sleep over patient safety fears, says head of profession Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Don't fall for it. Chris Rock's use of the N-word on television is not OK | Edward Adoo The word's use – and in Black History Month – doesn't reflect my world as a black Briton, says the DJ and broadcaster Edward Adoo Louis Theroux: Dark States – Heroin Town review: bleak as hell Shops to ignore pound coin deadline The UK housing market's perfect storm, and five steps to avoid it | Larry Elliott Bob Corker says White House is 'adult day care center' after Trump Twitter hit UK rents fall amid property glut in south-east England Sport More » Lewis Hamilton in dreamland but taking nothing for granted after Japan win Gordon Strachan waits on his future after Scotland fail to make World Cup Gareth Southgate keeps Harry Kane waiting on England captaincy Comment is free More » It's a sad truth: on Brexit we just can't trust the Treasury | Bernard Jenkin It's too late for Theresa May to save herself. But she can still save her party | Matthew d'Ancona Endlessly refighting old wars does nothing to heal a fractured present | Will Hutton Culture More » Louis Theroux: 'For all his awfulness, I admire Trump's shamelessness' 10 books about the politics of now: from the left-behinds to reborn radicals Everything at Once review – a trip beyond death and into a cosmic womb Business More » UK trade department draws half its secondees from arms industry Deliveroo battles with councils over pop-up takeaway food kitchens Technology More » The eight best advances in gaming during the last decade | Keith Stuart 'Kids should not be guinea pigs': Mattel pulls AI babysitter Travel More » Smoke on the water: a boating holiday adventure in France The Belgian festival where the fountains flow with gin Life and style More » Flat pack to the future: how Ikea shaped our lives | Nell Frizzell My father is a womaniser. I'm terrified I'll become one, too Football Comment is free Environment

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the guardian today - Australia edition Monday 09 Oct 2017 Headlines More » Frydenberg signals government poised to abandon clean energy target Energy minister says electricity sector wants stability, 'not necessarily handouts' suggesting renewables won't be subsidised after 2020 NSW to approve coalmine blocked by courts for polluting Sydney's drinking water Harvey Weinstein sacked in wake of sexual harassment scandal Dove apologises for ad showing black woman turning into white one Catalonia: hundreds of thousands join anti-independence rally in Barcelona Child-on-child sexual assaults soar, police figures reveal Sport More » Wallabies finally have group of players to build World Cup squad around | Bret Harris Wanderers begin post-Popovic era with A-League victory over Perth Holden's David Reynolds wins wet and wild Bathurst 1000 Nadal thrashes Kyrgios as Garcia beats Halep in China Open singles finals Lewis Hamilton wins Japanese GP to take big step towards F1 title Culture More » From Graham to the Skywhale: the unsettling mutations of Patricia Piccinini From Moonlight to Rosehaven: the best of film and TV streaming in Australia in October Under Siege review – aesthetic triumph as historic Chinese battle danced to vivid life Comment is free More » Will our Nobel peace prize convince Australia to give up nuclear weapons? | Tim Wright The marriage campaign has mobilised thousands to fight for equality | Dennis Altman That sweating, trembling feeling: 10 strategies to cope with your shyness | Sian Prior Life and style More » Antonio Lopez: the fashion illustrator who revolutionised the industry Act now to tame the superbugs that are killing 700,000 a year Matt Lucas: 'Losing my hair at the age of six shaped my life' Technology More » The eight best advances in gaming during the last decade | Keith Stuart 'Kids should not be guinea pigs': Mattel pulls AI babysitter Science More » 'Western society is chronically sleep deprived': the importance of the body's clock Scientists 'concealed' death of patient at centre of vegetative state breakthrough Environment More » Beautiful light projections on the Tasman Glacier highlight impact of climate change – video Tasmanian shy albatross embrace artificial nests in bid to boost population Video More » Australian dam-surfing videos prompt warning from council – video 'Our culture is still strong' : Parrtjima light festival illuminates Aboriginal culture – video 'I'm the one on the hot barbecue': Rod Culleton defends outburst – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Bob Corker says White House is 'adult day care center' after Trump Twitter hit Trump blasts Corker on Iran, 'negative voice' and 'begging' for endorsement but senator's spokesman says president in fact asked him not to retire Socialism with a spine: the only 21st century alternative | John Quiggin Louis Theroux: 'For all his awfulness, I admire Trump's shamelessness' Tim Minchin: 'The world feels a bit post-jokes' Shorten calls for electricity market overhaul to favour consumers over generators 'We want sauce': police called over McDonald's Rick and Morty promotion 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