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the guardian today Wednesday 18 Apr 2018 The Daphne Project More » Mastermind behind Maltese journalist's murder is being protected, says husband Political interests blocking inquiry into Daphne Caruana Galizia killing, widower claims A bomb silenced Daphne Caruana Galizia. But her investigation lives on Daphne Caruana Galizia: 'Malta has made me a scapegoat' 'Journalism was her life': Daphne Caruana Galizia's family speak out - video Headlines More » Barbara Bush, former first lady, dies aged 92 Bush was one of only two women in American history to be both the wife and the mother of United States presidents Each Brexit scenario will leave Britain worse off, study finds Home Office destroyed Windrush landing cards, says ex-staffer French man becomes first person to have two face transplants Mike Pompeo met with Kim Jong-un over Easter – report Woman nearly sucked out of Southwest plane in engine explosion that kills one Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Pret a Manger censured over natural sandwich ingredients claim Advertising watchdog says ads on Facebook and fast-food chain's website were misleading I kept all my plastic for a year – the 4,490 items forced me to rethink Morrissey denounces halal meat as 'evil', and attacks May, Khan, Abbott and more Runaway 32-year-old princess 'brought back' to Dubai Diamonds in Sudan meteorite 'are remnants of lost planet' Netflix's 'new world order': a streaming giant on the brink of global domination Sport More » Harry Kane on target for Tottenham but Pascal Gross earns point for Brighton Mo Farah hopes to battle with the best at London Marathon despite 2014 pain TalkSPORT outbids BBC to secure rights for forthcoming England cricket tours Comment is free More » What is the Commonwealth if not the British Empire 2.0? | Afua Hirsch The shameful Windrush saga has struck fear into EU nationals' hearts | Tanja Bueltmann The India I grew up in has gone. These rapes show a damaged, divided nation | Anuradha Roy Culture More » From Madonna to Janelle Monáe: how female sexuality progressed in pop A Higher Loyalty by James Comey review – Hillary's emails, the election and a loathing for Trump Snail ballet: 176 slow dancers await their moment in the slimelight Business More » World trade system in danger of being torn apart, warns IMF UK pay growth outpaces inflation for first time in a year Technology More » Far more than 87m Facebook users had data compromised, MPs told You can buy anything on the black market – including Twitter handles Travel More » 'I'm Spartacus!': gladiators galore at Nîmes' Great Roman Games A local's guide to Chicago: 10 top tips Life and style More » Dream ticket: how sleep became a billion-dollar business I'm missing out on promotion because I was too honest. What should I do?

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