The Guardian today: Amber Rudd 'sorry' for appalling treatment of Windrush-era citizens

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the guardian today Tuesday 17 Apr 2018 Headlines More » Amber Rudd 'sorry' for appalling treatment of Windrush-era citizens Minister criticises Home Office and promises cases will be resolved in two weeks One in three UK millennials will never own a home – report Scientists accidentally create mutant enzyme that eats plastic bottles John Oliver buys Russell Crowe's jockstrap for Alaskan Blockbuster store Syria strikes: May tells MPs Britain could not wait for UN approval London stabbing: man killed in Forest Gate Most viewed in last 24 hours More » US and UK blame Russia for 'malicious' cyber-offensive Security officials issue alert directly blaming Kremlin for attack as US warns Moscow it is 'pushing back hard' Trump lashes out at Comey after explosive interview British residents deported to Jamaica told to 'put on accent' Why Janelle Monáe's vagina pants make me cheer | Chitra Ramaswamy Fake news inquiry raises concerns over targeting of voters in Brexit referendum Trainee barristers told they will be marked down for wearing short skirts Sport More » Gold Coast's Games finale lowers bar for follow-up at Birmingham 2022 What next for Pep Guardiola? It has to be the Champions League trophy | Barney Ronay Ben Stokes: 'I lived every moment of the Ashes ... I was just as gutted' | Ali Martin Comment is free More » I'll fight for the Windrush generation – their treatment has been shameful | David Harewood What kind of a person does Netflix favourites think I am? | Lizzie O'Shea Why are people still living in fire-trap flats? Because we tore down the 'red tape' | Dawn Foster Culture More » Kendrick Lamar wins Pulitzer prize as Weinstein reporting also honoured Joseph Beuys review – a show steeped in fat, felt and fiction Coachella review – pop's new democracy creates uneven city in the desert Business More » Martin Sorrell's resignation triggers 6.5% slide in WPP shares Striking a new chord: musicians diversify to extend their careers Technology More » Thousands of Android apps potentially violate child protection law Facebook ad feature claims to predict user's future behaviour Travel More » A local's guide to Chicago: 10 top tips Throwing in the towel: is the beach holiday over? Life and style More » Unintended consequences: when government health campaigns backfire Seven ways ... to prevent bowel cancer

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