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the guardian today Saturday 17 Feb 2018 Headlines More » Theresa May to warn EU not to put ideology before citizens' safety PM to propose new UK-EU security treaty to close gaps that terrorists could exploit Oxfam chief accuses critics of 'gunning' for charity over Haiti sex scandal claims Robert Mueller charges 13 Russians with interfering in US election to help Trump 'Stoked' Izzy Atkin becomes Britain's first Olympic medal-winning skier Florida shooting: FBI admits it failed to investigate Nikolas Cruz tipoff Center Parcs pulls Daily Mail ads after column against same-sex parents Winter Olympics More » Winter Olympics 2018: day eight from Pyeongchang – live! Rolling report: Another busy day of winter sports is under way. Join Pádraig Collins for the latest Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Not so fresh: why Jamie Oliver's restaurants lost their bite The chef's chains are facing a crisis on the high street. Where did it all go wrong? French serial killer confesses to murder of British student Super-G: snowboarder Ledecka wins shock gold on borrowed skis with Vonn sixth A letter to… the 'rude' woman who saved my daughter's life 'Parents killed it': why Facebook is losing its teenage users A guilt tax for the UK's super-rich might not be such a bad idea | Gaby Hinsliff Sport More » Wasps' James Haskell ready to take pay cut to extend England career Belligerent George Groves and Chris Eubank Jr trade verbal blows Barry Bennell: dozens of alleged victims may be denied justice Comment is free More » The language we use in public and on social media has repercussions. The first step must greater civility | James Graham How language duped us into austerity | Zoe Williams Is it possible to reverse Brexit? | Anand Menon Culture More » Muse webchat – post your questions now Jessie J's bid to win a Chinese talent show is the best career move Time's finally up for Hollywood's Lolita complex Business More » UK high street sales stagnant amid January retail gloom Tui's male employees paid more than double female staff – report Technology More » Facebook ordered to stop collecting user data by Belgian court Uber to set up 24-hour hotline for UK customers Travel More » Top 20 family summer holidays in Europe China by train: tracks, tales and a snapshot of everyday life Life and style More » Tim Dowling: it's a sellout. The roar makes me rock back on my heels Does my laugh really go that high? Did I just… snort? | Bim Adewunmi

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Feb 17 - Top Stories This Week

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Where is Elon Musk's car going? It was meant to go into an orbit that would take it past Mars, but where's it going really? Day Zero approaches as Cape Town's water runs out Cape Town is running out of water. Day Zero is when the city's taps will get turned off. New farthest-from-Earth spacecraft images New Horizons spacecraft makes history for being farthest from Earth while capturing images. Tonight … Young moon and Venus The moon appears as a wider crescent tonight than last night, but Venus is still deep in the sunset glare. Will you see it? Give it a try! Moon's bulge records its slow retreat from Earth Fossil bulge on the moon tells a story about the early solar system. New study: Sea level rise accelerating Global sea level rise has been accelerating in recent decades rather than increasing steadily. See it! Partial solar eclipse Photos of Thursday's partial solar eclipse, visible from South America. Future cities built with volcanic ash? Researchers worked with volcanic ash as a concrete additive and substantially reduced building costs.

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Young moon and Venus On February 17 and 18, the lighted portion of the moon will be pointing toward Venus and can guide your eye. Venus is deep in the twilight and soon follows the sun below your western horizon.

Young moon and Venus View larger. | Robb Low in San Diego caught the young moon (lower right of tree) and Venus (bottom right) last night!  Submit your photo to EarthSky here! Did a friend forward EarthSkyNews to you? Click here to get your own subscription!

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Ethiopia travel advice

Ethiopia travel advice

17-02-2018 11:27 AM GMT

Latest update: Summary - On 16 February 2018 Ethiopia declared a State of Emergency. If you are in Ethiopia remain aware of your surroundings and follow the advice of local authorities.

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