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16 November 2019
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Italian TV show to reveal alleged abuse at Vatican’s youth seminary in 1980s and 90s -
Royal says in BBC interview that in hindsight staying with sex offender was wrong
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Party to reiterate radical 2017 commitment to 'sector-wide collective bargaining' -
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Three PMs attend marketing sales event on how wealthy can snap up EU citizenship for $100,000
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The supermodel opens up about friends, enemies, taking on the tabloids – and fashion’s new world order -
Losing the 2016 US election was ‘devastating’, but Clinton is keeping up the fight. Mother and daughter talk about authoritarianism, inspiring women and why thrillers are the perfect escape
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Illegal fishing by Chinese-owned trawlers is costing the country millions – and one of the officials trying to stop it has now been missing for months
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The Vox party drew on Catalan unrest to gain seats in this week’s election, says academic Umut Özkırımlı -
FckBoris, a collective largely made up of young women of colour, is taking the fight to the prime minister, says PhD candidate Dalia Gebrial -
He was happily lying about getting Brexit done when presenter Rachel Burden slipped him the killer question
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England all-rounder discusses his two extraordinary innings this summer, self-doubt and his views on the captaincy -
Rafael Nadal beat Stefanos Tsitsipas in three epic sets at the ATP World Tour Finals, but must wait to see if he has claimed a semi-final place
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Finland have qualified for their first-ever major finals with victory over Liechtenstein -
Myles Garrett will miss at least the rest of the regular season for his role in a shocking on-field brawl
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US reportedly offering to rescue Australian families of Isis fighters trapped in Syria -
Severe isolated thunderstorms forecast in Queensland, which could create dry lightning strikes that start more fires
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Stay of execution came just hours after parole board unanimously recommended 120-day reprieve -
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US urges Khalifa Haftar to end offensive on Tripoli amid concerns about unofficial Russian influence
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Culture
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Exclusive: Data on this year’s awards contenders reveals three youngest best actor hopefuls have never made a film with a female director -
History remembers her as Picasso’s muse but Maar was an unflinching artist who infiltrated the surrealists’ boys club – and helped paint Guernica -
Bestselling writers have pelted a recent college graduate with insults online – because she didn’t like their friend’s book
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Locals share their go-to shops and markets for great-value items with bags of style and a tale to tell. Scroll down to see collectors’ favourite finds -
It turns out temperature plays a big role in affecting appetites and the reason goes a lot deeper than you may think
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Since the Easter bombings, the community has faced violence and vilification. Many think there may be worse to come -
Since climate campaigner’s transatlantic adventures, more people are looking to travel by sail -
Fed up with slow internet, Michaelston-y-Fedw residents took matters into their own hands
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Bushfires in New South Wales, protests in Chile and Iraq, escalating violence in Hong Kong and floods in Venice – the best photography in news, culture and sport from around the world this week -
The pick of this week’s best flora and fauna photos from around the world, including a tired tiger and sea goldies
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This week in our series of exclusive Guardian print sales, we have an image of red deer on a beach on Rum, by the photographer Murdo MacLeod -
Flood photographer Gideon Mendel visited the South Yorkshire village -
Between 1982 and 2001, the American photographer Mark Steinmetz travelled across the US recording life at country fairs, urban street fairs and small circuses -
‘I spotted them from a bus, two girls having a picnic in Ukraine. This was before the war turned bad. Back then, no one would have believed how bad things would get’
George Takei My dream dinner party? My colleagues from Star Trek, with one exception’