The Guardian today: Theresa May faces anger over Syria raids as Trump declares ‘mission accomplished’

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the guardian today Sunday 15 Apr 2018 Syria strikes More » Theresa May faces anger over Syria raids as Trump declares 'mission accomplished' UK opposition leaders insist that parliament should have been consulted before airstrikes Syria crisis: trio of allies launch new bid for UN chemical weapons inquiry Despite Trump's bluster, it's unclear what Syria strikes accomplished Syria has paid a terrible price for the west's disastrous policy of doing nothing | Andrew Rawnsley It was right to strike, but only bringing Russia to the table can end the Syrian conflict | Lina Khatib Headlines More » Leave.EU, Arron Banks and new questions about referendum funding Revealed: Leave donor faces data investigation as first documentary evidence of Cambridge Analytica Brexit 'work' uncovered Martin Sorrell steps down as head of WPP advertising agency David Buckel, prominent New York LGBT lawyer, dies after setting himself on fire Marathon greats condemn Games organisers over Hawkins treatment British farmers in turmoil as delayed spring plays havoc with growing season Salisbury attack: Russia claims chemical weapons watchdog manipulated findings Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Nitschke's 'suicide machine' draws crowds at Amsterdam funeral fair Euthanasia advocate displays 'Sarco', a pod that fills with nitrogen, which he hopes will one day be available as a 3D-printable device Labour and Tories neck and neck as Corbyn's popularity wanes – poll Sydney bushfire: residents told 'it is too late to leave' as 'ferocious' blaze threatens homes My new partner and I have very different sleeping habits | Dear Mariella Commonwealth Games 2018 day 11: basketball, netball and sevens – as it happened Is it time to put Have I Got News for You out of its misery? Sport More » Formula One 2018: Chinese Grand Prix – live! Gabriel Jesus sets Manchester City on their way to victory over Tottenham Tiger Roll holds on to win dramatic Grand National in photo-finish Comment is free More » The Open University gave millions of Britons a second chance. Now it needs one itself | Will Hutton Beware bribery and corruption in Brexit's new world Theresa May's essential argument for Syria strikes is nonsensical | Andrew Adonis Culture More » 50 Years On: Rivers of Blood review – tame dissection of Enoch Powell's racist speech fails to enlighten 'There is no such thing as past or future': physicist Carlo Rovelli on changing how we think about time Ayòbámi Adébáyò on how living with sickle cell disease inspired her bestselling debut Business More » Trade war and real war haunt the World Bank and IMF meetings Jaguar Land Rover to cut 1,000 jobs after 'slump due to Brexit' Technology More » Apple threatens leakers with criminal action in leaked memo – report Tesla email reveals company's effort to silence an alleged victim with cash Travel More » 10 of the best design hotels in the world 20 great lake and mountain holidays in Europe Life and style More » A friend told me that my husband was having an affair. I didn't want to know Holly Willoughby: 'We're so used to sexism that we're desensitised to it'

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