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Thursday
3 December 2020
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French ex-president Valéry Giscard d’Estaing dies from Covid complications; Spain caps parties at 10 people -
Simon Coveney says there is good chance of deal but predicts tension and stand-offs over next 48 hours
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Unnamed American died alongside four Somali officers when extremists detonated a car bomb -
Images will enable scientists to measure the acceleration of the solar system and the mass of the galaxy -
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US on course to record its 14 millionth coronavirus case today after record 3,157 deaths yesterday -
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Education secretary lauds vaccine rollout saying scientists in UK better than in France, Belgium or US
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Spotlight
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The long read: In 1971, an Old Firm derby at Ibrox ended with the death of 66 fans as they celebrated a late goal. John Hodgman survived the terrifying crush and, 50 years on, asks how Rangers avoided taking responsibility -
With its celebrity collaborations and turbo-charged launches, Philip Green’s Topshop brought fun and drama to the once uninspiring business of clothes-shopping. We chart the rise and fall of the pandemic’s most glamorous corporate victim
Opinion
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Instead of arguing over Johnson’s miserable deal, we must plan how to rebuild Britain’s economic links to the EU, says former cabinet minister and EU commissioner, Peter Mandelson -
Most Asian American voters still lean Democratic, but that’s changing. The left shouldn’t take Asian support for granted
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Many expect the president will issue a flurry of pardons in the coming weeks, even as he lets others be executed
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Instead of uniting his party behind a firm Covid strategy from the start, the prime minister vacillated, and divided it, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle
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Academic Agnieszka Graff, lawyer Karolina Więckiewicz and gynaecologist Anna Parzyńska discuss their fight for abortion rights
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The irresistible bloom of this wonderful, maddening footballer fired PSG towards an emphatic victory at Old Trafford -
Risk-taking is increasingly rare in the modern game and urgent action is required to keep fans interested -
It is bizarre for the ICC chairman to say cricket needs to go back to the drawing board before the first final has been played
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Lai, whose newspaper Apple daily was raided by police this year, is denied bail until April amid accusations of improper use of his office space -
Stations switch to humble earthen kulhads in move to cut down on toxic waste and boost incomes of village potters
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The city’s plan to reduce overdose deaths needs support from Canada’s government – but Justin Trudeau is likely to be reluctant -
When the McCormicks came 凯发官网网址多少home on Wednesday, the Christmas tree in their Adelaide house had acquired a new ornament
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Only 1% of the 3,000 supposedly protected areas in the Mediterranean ban fishing
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António Guterres lists human-inflicted wounds on natural world in stark message -
With toilets in short supply, ordure can harm streams and wildlife. An entrepreneur has a nifty solution
Culture
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This convention-defying horror has Guillermo del Toro’s vision and David Lynch’s dreamlike logic. But what does it all mean? -
4 out of 5 stars.
Twin Mirror review Bold narrative adventure with no real heroes
4 out of 5 stars.Investigative reporter Sam Higgs goes back to his 凯发官网网址多少home town and becomes entangled in a dark mystery he must solve
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4 out of 5 stars.
County Lines review Dark tale of the burdens borne by drug mules
4 out of 5 stars.
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The Cambridge Analytica whistleblower, who now works in fashion, says luxury fashion is reaching an existential moment – and that Jeff Bezos could be the next Anna Wintour -
The controversial artist discusses her celebrity lookalike photos in a time when fake news is all around us and why she finds men’s photography to be crude -
With live music in the carriage, bear sightings and an active volcano in clear view, our tipsters’ rail trips show that it’s often more about the journey than the destination
Explore
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With just 28 days to go, UK firms tell about lack of government communication and supply worries -
Grantham council’s decision to foot £100,000 bill for unveiling former PM’s sculpture has caused a furore -
Plans still on hold after revelations about finances of would-be groom’s mother two years ago
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A new book explores Ibiza’s halycon days – from open-air superclubs to daytime beach raves. Photographer Dave Swindells talks us through the highs and highs ... -
A family business in York has been crowned the winner of the Champion Christmas Tree Grower of the Year competition
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The September blaze that ravaged the Moria refugee camp in Greece left thousands of people 凯发官网网址多少homeless overnight. Photographers Vincent Haiges and Julian Busch picked through the wreckage -
Many modernist buildings from the Soviet period are being destroyed, but Russian photographer Arseniy Kotov hopes to preserve their memory with these shots of sloping cinemas and rooms under surveillance -
Guardian photographer Tristram Kenton raids his archive for shots of sensational musicals, from Chicago to Bombay Dreams
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