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the guardian today Sunday 22 Apr 2018 Headlines More » Tories in new race row over identity checks for elections New rules 'will deter migrant voters', watchdog claims, adding to Windrush scandal Fragile and under pressure, but Kim Jong-un won't give up Price comparison site data may have been used by Leave.EU Verne Troyer, actor who was Mini-Me in Austin Powers films, dies at 49 'It will not be very pleasant,' Iran warns, if Trump sabotages nuclear deal Mortgage costs hit two-year high as lenders anticipate rise in UK base rate Special report More » 'It's inhumane': the Windrush victims who have lost jobs, homes and loved ones The government's 'hostile environment' policy has caused pain and heartache for many long-term UK residents Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Dieselgate leaves UK's car industry in crisis Sales have slumped in the scandal's wake and left manufacturers gasping for a breath of fresh air My older partner nags me to be organised, but I'm just forgetful Seventies survivor: my time-warp bungalow 'Everyone is following it': millions gripped by Kim Wall murder trial as verdict nears 'Ethnic purging': French stars and dignitaries condemn antisemitism Brat, London: 'The culinary equivalent of an Anthony Hopkins performance' – restaurant review Sport More » Manchester United's Ander Herrera sinks Tottenham in FA Cup semi-final This is the one decision nobody is saying Arsène Wenger has got wrong | Daniel Taylor Leinster into European Champions Cup final after Sexton smites Scarlets Comment is free More » In Britain now, the richer you are, the better your chance of justice | Nick Cohen I used to be a Tory. The Windrush scandal makes me glad I left | Derek Laud Adieu, Arsène Wenger – artistry in hobnail boots | Alex Clark Culture More » Avicii: the poster boy for EDM who struggled with the spotlight End of the American dream? The dark history of 'America first' Gary Barlow and Madonna! Pop's strangest crossovers Business More » What happens to the global publicity titans if advertising no longer pays? Britain hits the shops as barbecue-friendly weather arrives Technology More » Chat: Google's big shot at killing Apple's iMessage Arron Banks, the insurers and my strange data trail Travel More » From Venice into the mountains: fizzing around on the prosecco trail 20 of the best outdoor activity breaks in the UK Life and style More » The secret to… combining your finances as a couple Blind date: 'Awkward moments? Maybe when I ate food off his plate'

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