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the guardian today Monday 19 Feb 2018 Headlines More » May warns universities over high cost of tuition fees PM's proposal to cut charges for courses including humanities is branded unworkable by critics Trio on Oxfam's Haiti team threatened key witness, report reveals Bafta film awards 2018: Three Billboards triumphs as Time's Up dominates Rapid fire rifle device on special offer in salute to Donald Trump New test can detect autism in children, scientists say UK hits visa cap on skilled workers for third month in row Winter Olympics More » Lizzy Yarnold: inspiring kids and knitting are post-Olympics priorities Lizzy Yarnold says she wants to concentrate on knitting and inspiring children to take up sport rather than pursuing celebrity status in the wake of her second skeleton gold Most viewed in last 24 hours More » The worst view to take on Corbyn's Czech connection is: 'Who cares?' | Matthew d'Ancona By all means debate why Jeremy Corbyn held meetings with a diplomat in the 80s. But don't pretend they are an irrelevance, says the Guardian columnist Matthew d'Ancona May's Brexit transition demand 'would penalise EU citizens' Average price of newly marketed home rises above £300,000 again Norway's curlers and their incredible Winter Olympic trousers – ranked Scientists unravel secrets of 'superagers' UK bosses believe women should say at interview if they are pregnant – report Sport More » Late equaliser was 'reward not relief', says Rochdale manager Keith Hill Soft-spoken Joe Launchbury out to show England's hard edge in Scotland | Gerard Meagher George Groves sets his sights while Chris Eubank Jr runs out of options Comment is free More » Will fentanyl deaths be the tipping point for our broken drugs policies? | John Harris Design evolves but the spirited discussion of news carries on | Open door I was a pawn in one of the great comedy crimes | Stewart Lee Culture More » Baftas 2018: Three Billboards wins best film and dancing fish-men – as it happened Will Young: 'Our podcast is a queer Woman's Hour' Selma Blair: 'I'll lose everything, I'll go to court' Business More » Philip Green considers selling Arcadia to Chinese textiles giant Gambling tycoon builds $100m bitcoin-funded Antiguan resort Technology More » Facebook ordered to stop collecting user data by Belgian court Uber to set up 24-hour hotline for UK customers Travel More » Ireland's border country: walking the line and in love with the landscape Explore it with a local: Leeuwarden, the Netherlands' capital of culture Life and style More » Baftas red carpet 2018: from Angelina Jolie to Lupita Nyong'o – in pictures Maude Julien: 'How I escaped from my father's cult'

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