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Over 6,000 guests gathered in Bristol’s St Marks Road on Thursday night, invited by local Muslim groups to join in the breaking of the fast during the holy month of Ramadan -
Tens of thousands of students, academics and teachers protest against ultraconservative president Jair Bolsonaro’s cuts to education
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There has been a spate of tornadoes in the US over the last two weeks as a volatile mix of warm, moist air from the south-east and persistent cold from the Rocky Mountains clashes over the midwest -
From the birth of the People’s Republic, through war, revolution, protest and prosperity – these images chart the changes in China over 70 years -
Pets accompany their owners across the UK as the nation votes in the European elections -
About 400 events were set to take place across all 50 US states in defense of abortion rights
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The Iran peace deal; voiceless in Europe; Boris Johnson is a risk
Puzzles
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Leonard Barden on Chess Chess: Russian duo lead world Grand Prix as race to take on Carlsen heats up
Ian Nepomniachtchi and Alexander Grischuk well placed in world Grand Prix to become candidates to take on Magnus Carlsen in 2020 -
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Critics say three-storey luxury ‘mega-boat’ events vessel on the Thames is part of trend of turning public waterways into private ‘amusement parks for drunks’ -
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Almost 60 million children deprived of food despite continent’s economic growth, in what is ‘fundamentally a political problem’
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Kampala officials say law aims to protect children and keep them off the streets but activists fear exploiters will develop new tactics -
Culture
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Despite her painful material, the Irish academic’s debut collection of essays is wry and uplifting -
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The long read: It is the one medicine we reach for whenever our babies are feverish or in pain. What’s the secret of its success? -
The former Ukip leader forged an alliance with the Five Star Movement just as they bulldozed Italian politics using a tightly controlled digital operation. And now he’s putting their techniques to work in Britain -
The Guardian's Audio Long Reads From The Archers to HBO: how Sally Wainwright conquered TV – podcast
She was fired by Emmerdale, injected some much-needed grit into Coronation Street and struck gold with Last Tango in Halifax and Happy Valley. Now Sally Wainwright is going international
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