The Guardian today: EU endgame is political unity not free trade, argues Boris Johnson

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the guardian today Tuesday 13 Feb 2018 Headlines More » EU endgame is political unity not free trade, argues Boris Johnson Foreign secretary tries to reach out to remainers with liberal vision of life after Brexit Britain to sail warship through disputed South China Sea 'Like the 1970s': World mesmerised by North Korean cheerleaders Carillion: accountants accused of 'feasting' on company Oxfam warned it could lose European funding over scandal Eating disorders: NHS reports surge in hospital admissions Winter Olympics More » Winter Olympics women's halfpipe snowboarding: Chloe Kim wins gold – as it happened Live coverage: USA claimed another snowboarding gold at Bogwang Phoenix Park as teenager Chloe Kim lived up to expectations Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Couple fined for using fake garage door to hide house in Leicester Reeta Herzallah and Hamdi Almasri breached Blaby district council planning regulations Harvey Weinstein lawsuit: attorney general says 'we have never seen anything as despicable' The Quorn revolution: the rise of ultra-processed fake meat Barack and Michelle Obama's official portraits expand beyond usual format As a former aid worker, I'm not shocked by the Oxfam revelations | Shaista Aziz Safe, happy and free: does Finland have all the answers? Sport More » Roger Federer: 'You feel your privacy has been taken away but it's OK' Eden Hazard and Victor Moses relieve Chelsea pressure in West Brom win USA's Chloe Kim soars to Olympic gold in snowboard halfpipe Comment is free More » The children of alcoholic parents need help. I know this all too well | Liam Byrne The Treasury's tweet shows slavery is still misunderstood | David Olusoga North good, south bad? Time to shed the Korea stereotypes | Min Jin Lee Culture More » Portrait of Obama: 'This will not tell the future ages what made him special' | Jonathan Jones Chas and Dave: how we made Rabbit Emil Nolde review – A seething visionary twisted by antisemitism Business More » Unilever threat 'is #MeToo moment for digital advertising' Confidential report into RBS small business scandal 'to be published' Technology More » Facebook personal data use and privacy settings ruled illegal by German court Government websites hit by cryptocurrency mining malware Travel More » Tasting Buenos Aires: food tours, street art and tango – a local's guide to the city London City airport closed until Tuesday after WWII bomb found Life and style More » The love pug: why our passion for flat-faced dogs and cats has to stop 'Blissfully unhurried': hopping around Germany's 'forgotten' islands

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