The Hindu: Delhi never used me against Beijing: Dalai Lama

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the guardian today Thursday 06 Apr 2017 Headlines More » Jeremy Corbyn faces outcry over Ken Livingstone remarks Labour MPs and senior figures in Jewish community incensed at decision to let former London mayor stay in party Deliveroo accused of 'creating vocabulary' to avoid calling couriers employees Donald Trump says Syria chemical attack has changed his view of Assad Spain accused of causing Gibraltar traffic jams amid Brexit tensions Westminster attack: 'I have no hate toward my husband's killer', says Melissa Cochran Smoking causes one in ten deaths globally, major new study reveals Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon stripped of national security council role Tuesday memorandum also restores traditional roles on council of chairman of joint chiefs of staff and director of national intelligence Barry Manilow reveals he is gay Labour is weak and immoral – as shown by Livingstone's refusal to apologise | Suzanne Moore Tinned spaghetti pizza: New Zealand's prime minister shocks with 'monstrous' recipe The Guardian view on Labour and Ken Livingstone: wrong decision, terrible message | Editorial 'Due impartiality' is all well and good. But are the BBC really impartial? | Simon Jenkins Sport More » Dustin Johnson may find it tough to justify Masters favourite tag Eden Hazard outwits Manchester City to strengthen Chelsea's title grip Wladimir Klitschko praises Anthony Joshua's strength but queries his ability Comment is free More » Time to find a safe space for Michael Howard and Ken Livingstone | Anne Perkins No, Ivanka Trump will not moderate her father. She will just strengthen him | Kate Aronoff Alas poor Corbyn, I share his pain Culture More » Summer is coming! Everything we know about new Game of Thrones so far Mockumentary hasn't killed comedy – it perfectly skewers how we live now The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia? review – Damian Lewis shines in Albee's bestial classic Business More » Thousands of Tesco jobs at risk under plan to axe some night shifts Speedboat among £5.1m of assets seized in tax fraud investigation Technology More » Facebook launching tools to tackle revenge porn Could the Call of Duty franchise be the next Marvel? Travel More » Guernica: the town that became a symbol for peace Send us a tip on rural Portugal for a chance to win a £200 hotel voucher Life and style More » Is it OK for joggers to run in a cemetery? Kitchen gadgets review: Mix & Mist salad sprayer – like wielding a Super Soaker 0.0001 Football Comment is free Environment

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