The Guardian today: Pressure mounts on Cambridge Analytica and Facebook over data scandal

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the guardian today Monday 19 Mar 2018 The Cambridge Analytica files More » Pressure mounts on Cambridge Analytica and Facebook over data scandal Growing calls in US and UK for investigations to explain data breach affecting tens of millions No one can pretend Facebook is just harmless fun any more | Ellie Mae O'Hagan Headlines More » Revealed: how an increasingly powerful Momentum is transforming Labour Guardian investigation reveals, two years after Jeremy Corbyn became Labour leader, that 'party within a party' has become a major force More snow and ice forecast as travel disrupted across UK Russia has stockpiled nerve agent over past decade, says Johnson Navratilova: BBC pays McEnroe 10 times more for Wimbledon role UK anti-obesity drive at risk from new US trade deal, doctors warn Vladimir Putin wins Russian election with 74% of vote Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Vladimir Putin: 'nonsense' to think Russia would poison spy in UK Putin, who has won a new presidential term, says Russia does not possess the military nerve agent allegedly used against Sergei and Yulia Skripal Cirque du Soleil performer falls to his death during Florida show Too big for her boots? Alexandra Burke's confidence should be feted | Rebecca Nicholson Should white people pay more for lunch? New Orleans chef tests social experiment Snub over 'palace letters' underlines why Australia should ditch the Queen | Jenny Hocking 'I made Steve Bannon's psychological warfare tool': meet the data war whistleblower Sport More » Stunning round sees Rory McIlroy claim Arnold Palmer Invitational title Juan Martín del Potro beats Roger Federer at Indian Wells for first Masters title England staring down the barrel unless lessons are learned – and fast | Robert Kitson Comment is free More » If Corbyn wants to be prime minister, he has to get real about Putin's Russia Cranks have turned the world upside down – it's time to fight back | Nick Cohen Even those with vile views have the right to be heard | Kenan Malik Culture More » The golden couple behind Frozen: 'Letting it go is drinking a bottle of chardonnay' Gugu Mbatha-Raw: on Oprah, race and Hollywood Forty years of hi-tech: from the Sainsbury Centre to Apple Park Business More » CBI urges UK to avoid loss of up to €1bn a year in EU research funding Ban new petrol and diesel cars in 2030, not 2040, says thinktank Technology More » Dangers of digital dependency | Letters Investors in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies face hefty tax bills Travel More » Up all night in Norway: land of the midnight sun A local's guide to Belfast by music writer Brian Coney Life and style More » Say 'No' and change your life 'I couldn't sit still, I couldn't be on my own': how I coped with my crippling anxiety

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	Nepal travel advice 4:27am, 19 March 2018: Summary – there are reports that a local group has made threats of violence against businesses, and local and international schools in the Kathmandu Valley, particularly the Chandragiri Hills cable car attraction in Thankot; you're advised to avoid using the cable car during March 2018 and remain vigilant if travelling in the area.   Is this email useful? Answer some questions to tell us more.

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Global Times Daily Newsletter 20180319

2018-03-19

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Editor's Picks

Xi's election supported by whole nation

Xi Jinping was elected Chinese president by a unanimous vote Saturday morning at the ongoing session of the 13th National People's Congress (NPC).

• Li Keqiang endorsed as premier
• Nothing should come between China and North Korea
• China's green contribution benefits the world economically

In-Depth

Vital charter

Apart from Party members and government officials, ordinary people across China are showing great enthusiasm in understanding and studying the revised Constitution, the country's most important legal document, after its amendment at the ongoing National People's Congress (NPC).

China

• Deputies propose iris scans for all
• Nowhere to run
• Anhui officials banned from publicly posting 'improper content'

Op-Ed

• Pompeo ready to implement Trumpism
• China, Russia indispensable in NK nuke issue

Business

• Joint efforts can clean breeding grounds for bad debt in China
• China set to launch recoverable satellites
• Expanding imports the best way to balance trade

World

• N.Korean diplomat expected to meet former US officials in Finland
• Putin likely to coast to election win
• UK Brexit committee suggests delay in leaving EU

Life

• World-class experience
• Taiwan writer and social commentator Li Ao passes away at the age of 82
• Straddling two worlds

Sports

• Curtain falls on Paralympics
• Salah on the way to being the best: Klopp
• Cavs, Warriors win

Metro Beijing

• The green card indecision
• Growing up in Beijing, for imported adults
• Word matters

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Maintaining friendly relations between China and North Korea is in line with the interests of both sides. For China, it is conducive to Beijing's peripheral strategy and can make more room for its maneuvering in Northeast Asian affairs. For North Korea, it would be difficult and dangerous to cope with Seoul, Washington and Tokyo all alone. China's support can defuse many risks.

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The Guardian today - Australia edition

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the guardian today - Australia edition Monday 19 Mar 2018 Headlines More » Richard Di Natale calls for purge after Greens defeat in Batman byelection Party leader says leaks accusing Alex Bhathal of bullying were a 'major factor' in the loss Bushfire rips through Tathra on far south coast of NSW Facebook employs psychologist whose firm sold data to Cambridge Analytica Aung San Suu Kyi arrives at Parliament House – politics live Kim Jong-un has committed to denuclearisation, says South Korea Trump 'fake memos' attack on McCabe raises fears of firing special counsel Sport More » AFLW: Brisbane shock grand finalists as decider set for Ikon Park A-League: Adelaide's lack of goals all about the type of shots they are generating Australian women's cricket team regain No1 ranking after India whitewash Australia end most successful Paralympic campaign since 2002 'He kept yelling my wife's name': Rory McIlroy suggests limiting alcohol on course Culture More » Little Baghdad: a chance to break bread with Iraqi refugees fleeing war and trauma French impressionism: masterpieces chart the revolution of colour – in pictures Sydney Biennale review – Ai Weiwei anchors rewarding show that comes of age in its 21st year Comment is free More » Snub over 'palace letters' underlines why Australia should ditch the Queen | Jenny Hocking Is Trump right about free trade or is there a progressive alternative? | Jim Stanford How philanthropy is helping us to tell Australia's stories Life and style More » The zen of hens: the rise and rise of chicken-keeping Male pill could be on horizon as trials yield positive results 'I couldn't sit still, I couldn't be on my own': how I coped with my crippling anxiety Technology More » Dangers of digital dependency | Letters Investors in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies face hefty tax bills Science More » What do the chemical signatures of deadly nerve agents tell us about their origins? – Science Weekly podcast HS2 excavations uncover prehistoric subtropical coastline in Ruislip, west London Environment More » Big farming across Australia – in pictures Offsets for emissions breaches prove Australia has a carbon market, Labor says Video More » Bushfire on NSW south coast destroys up to 70 properties – video Q&A: Bob Carr says Australia's immigration rate should be cut in half – video Wayne Swan confirms he will run for ALP president - video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Indian Wells men's final: Juan Martin del Potro beats Roger Federer – as it happened Game-by-game report: Who will come out on top in a repeat of the 2009 US Open men's final? Join Tom Lutz for the latest news George Christensen attacks own government over abortion services funding Berejiklian makes change at the top as Coalition tries to dampen water scandals Say 'No' and change your life 'I made Steve Bannon's psychological warfare tool': meet the data war whistleblower No one can pretend Facebook is just harmless fun any more | Ellie Mae O'Hagan Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396