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the guardian today Sunday 21 Jan 2018 Headlines More » Theresa May: I will fine greedy bosses who betray their workers • PM pledges tough rules to tackle pensions abuse• Whitehall weighs up plan to target executives Anger that drove the Arab spring is flaring again One year later, thousands return for Women's March with spirits undaunted Australia v England, third ODI – live! Jeremy Corbyn under pressure to shift Labour policy on Brexit Young SPD activists in last-ditch bid to rule out Merkel deal Trump's first year More » A year after a county flipped for Trump, support has been lost – but not much After a year of interviews in Northampton County, which voted twice for Obama before supporting Trump, the Guardian's project ends at the closed-down furnaces of Bethlehem Steel Most viewed in last 24 hours More » My 18-year-old daughter is having a baby with my stepson | Dear Mariella This may turn out to be the terrible mistake you foresee but you must get behind this young couple and support them, says Mariella Frostrup Seldom seen, rarely heard: Melania's tenure is most notable for her absence Las Vegas shooting: gunman was on losing streak and 'germophobic', police say Ed Sheeran to marry childhood friend Cherry Seaborn Manchester United agree Henrikh Mkhitaryan swap deal for Alexis Sánchez Raw deal: sushi-loving California man discovers 5ft 6in tapeworm Sport More » Australian Open 2018: Rafael Nadal and Kyle Edmund in action – live! Alex Hales cherishes payback time for England's trust | Vithushan Ehantharajah Marco Silva insists his job is safe after Watford lose meekly at Leicester Comment is free More » Democracy is more fragile than many of us realised, but don't believe that it is doomed | Andrew Rawnsley Sick to death of hearing Brigitte Bardot's bigoted views? Me too | Rebecca Nicholson Why has Britain given such a warm welcome to this shadowy professor? | Nick Cohen Culture More » Revealed: lucky break that led lovelorn traveller to a fling in India with the Beatles The week in TV: Britannia; Hard Sun; McMafia; Inside No 9 Forget Scandi: the natural home of dark drama is Wales now Business More » Climate change, AI and harassment – the hottest topics at this year's Davos Carillion collapse further delays building at two major hospitals Technology More » Apple's Tim Cook: 'I don't want my nephew on a social network' Pyeongchang 2018: welcome to the future… Travel More » Cross country: trail running the coast-to-coast route 20 of the best adventure travel challenges for 2018 Life and style More » Is sex the answer to your relationship woes? From the archive: the women's issue, 1968

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