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the guardian today Thursday 13 Apr 2017 Headlines More » US-Russia relations at a low, says Tillerson at Moscow presser President also says Nato is 'no longer obsolete' following his secretary of state's visit to Moscow Greening targets 'ordinary families' in grammar schools drive Borussia Dortmund's 'yellow wall' stands tall in face of attack on team BBC antiques expert died after 'postpartum' psychotic episode Met warns of steep rise in London gun and knife crime Cheryl Grimmer: Australian police seek UK family who saw toddler's abduction 47 years ago Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Boris Johnson has been humiliated – his circus show isn't funny any more | Tim Farron In the lead-up to Brexit, we should be strengthening ties with key allies. The foreign secretary has shown himself incapable and must be sidelined A DNA test showed I'm 100% Māori. Many thought there were none of us left | Oriini Kaipara Fifteen hurt on Qantas flight after 'stick-shaker' warning activated French election shaken by surge in support for far-left candidate Bill Nighy: 'I'm not in any trouble, everybody can relax' Google Home devices stop responding to Burger King's TV ad prompt Sport More » Antoine Griezmann gives Atlético narrow advantage over Leicester City Stuart Broad will know his body's limits, but the physios probably know better | Vic Marks Uefa made us feel 'impotent', says Borussia Dortmund's Thomas Tuchel Comment is free More » Our Brexit-driven disregard for Ireland is perilous | Nicholas Searle A century of rubbing salt in Palestinian wounds is surely enough, even for Britain | Manuel Hassassian Our target-driven corporate culture is failing customers | Simon Jenkins Culture More » How can smug, stale Doctor Who get back to its glory days? Andrew Marr webchat – your questions answered on Brexit, the BBC and the Beatles Plath's letters probably won't harm Hughes's reputation | Rafia Zakaria Business More » Living standards in UK fall for the first time since 2014 Millions of EDF customers face second price rise this year Technology More » Uber's head of communications quits scandal-hit cab app From nasty to nice: how adblockers are trying to pivot Travel More » Walking the National Forest Way: a stroll amid a transformed Midlands From Skye to Dartmoor: your favourite views in Britain Life and style More » Are chocolate digestives and white cheese a good match? Kitchen gadgets review: onion goggles – my eyes are dry as a California summer Football Comment is free Environment

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the guardian today - Australia edition Thursday 13 Apr 2017 Headlines More » Coalition says China responsible for stopping North Korean nuclear weapons reaching Australia Christopher Pyne says Kim Jong-un developing capability to reach Australia with nuclear weapons within two years US-Russia relations at a low, says Tillerson at Moscow presser Henrietta Augusta Dugdale: Australian suffragist honoured by Google Cyclone Cook: rain-soaked New Zealand braces for 'worst storm in decades' United to refund tickets for all passengers on infamous flight Cheryl Grimmer: Australian police seek UK family who saw toddler's abduction 47 years ago Sport More » Antoine Griezmann gives Atlético narrow advantage over Leicester City David Squires on ... the questions that remain following a first look at VARs Sonny Bill Williams permitted to wear kit free of alcohol and gambling logos Uefa made us feel 'impotent', says Borussia Dortmund's Thomas Tuchel AOC's annual report details $40,000 pay rise for John Coates Culture More » Underworld review – born-again dance legends show no sign of slipping The Warriors review – breezy Aussie Rules drama not afraid of sharp edges John Geils Jr, founder of The J Geils Band, dies aged 71 Comment is free More » A DNA test showed I'm 100% Māori. Many thought there were none of us left | Oriini Kaipara David Schwimmer's sexual harassment films are good. But this is women's work | Van Badham It'll take more than a few wacky stories about the Bushes to whitewash Dubya | Peter Bradshaw Life and style More » Goodbye things, hello minimalism: can living with less make you happier? Easter egg taste test: raiding the nest to crack Australia's best String theory – the knotty science of shoelaces Technology More » Uber's head of communications quits scandal-hit cab app From nasty to nice: how adblockers are trying to pivot Science More » Injured ants get rescued after sending chemical SOS, researchers find Scientists unravel mystery of the loose shoelace Environment More » Renewables roadshow: how Broken Hill went from mining to drag queens and solar farms Renewables roadshow – Broken Hill: mining the ground to mining the sun – video Video More » Caley valley wetlands footage shows coal contamination, say activists – video Newsreader Natasha Exelby's dramatic reaction after she misses her cue – video blooper Bob Hawke's lager gets the pub test – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » BBC antiques expert died after 'postpartum' psychotic episode New mother Alice Gibson-Watt had been restrained and taken to hospital during panic attack about baby, inquest told Fifteen hurt on Qantas flight after 'stick-shaker' warning activated Forty-eight Australians who earned more than $1m in 2014-15 paid no income tax The latest tax data proves it: negative gearing benefits the rich | Greg Jericho French election shaken by surge in support for far-left candidate Bill Nighy: 'I'm not in any trouble, everybody can relax' Sport Culture Comment is free 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