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the guardian today Sunday 29 Apr 2018 Headlines More » North Korea will invite foreign observers to shuttering of nuclear test site Kim Jong-un has pledged to allow outside experts to witness the decommissioning in May ahead of a summit with Donald Trump Millennial housing crisis engulfs Britain Sadiq Khan tells Amber Rudd to quit over Windrush scandal Death by the sea: how drug abuse is scarring Britain's coastal towns Sainsbury's and Asda in shock talks over £10bn merger deal Labour's final push to seize territory from Tories in local elections Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Millennials are struggling. Is it the fault of the baby boomers? The postwar generation, now retiring in luxury, stands accused of a wilful failure to safeguard young people's interests 'Autopilot driver' who sat in passenger seat is banned for 18 months Why do I wish my perfect partner didn't dote on me so much? | Dear Mariella Ronnie O'Sullivan knocked out after bitter clash with Ali Carter Support grows for cross-party plans to prevent 'no deal' Brexit Mrs May's attempt to muddle through Brexit is fast approaching crunch time | Andrew Rawnsley Sport More » Novak Djokovic faces uncertain future after struggling in year of pain | Kevin Mitchell Tears as one-handed Shaquem Griffin joins twin brother in NFL for Seahawks Charlie Ewels grounds Gloucester's hopes and inspires Bath to easy win Comment is free More » Who should hold the keys to our data? | Nigel Shadbolt and Roger Hampson The US government should cede territory back to Native Americans | Timothy Snyder Never have words meant so little for a generation of politicians | Nick Cohen Culture More » Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: 'This could be the beginning of a revolution' John Prescott: 'My most unappealing habit? Always looking glum' One to watch: Snail Mail Business More » The silent recovery: how much longer can America's long, slow boom last? Paul Singer: the secretive wizard casting a spell over Waterstones Technology More » Warning signs for TSB's IT meltdown were clear a year ago – insider Can Instagram keep its nose clean? Travel More » Sailing the Nile in style 12 of the best beach towns in southern Europe Life and style More » Barbara Hulanicki: 'The worst age milestone was 40. I locked myself in a bedroom and howled' Gaijin Sushi, Birmingham: 'An utter delight' – restaurant review | Jay Rayner

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