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Sunday
10 June 2018
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Kim Jong-un ‘must not see American weakness’, Larry Kudlow says in fierce attack, while trade adviser Navarro promises a ‘special place in hell’ for Canadian PM
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Pyongyang releases summit details as leaders fly in for historic first talks
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The tech billionaire urges buyers to act responsibly as dozens queue up to get their hands on the $500 weapons -
A study inspired by a John Oliver segment has analysed data from 1,266 US counties and tallied the cost of losing a print watchdog -
Spotlight
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One new book bemoans political schism. Another, far more effective, calls for a counter-revolution to turn America blue
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After the birth of her second child, Amelia Hill gave up drinking. Little did she realise that her simple lifestyle choice would carry such a social stigma -
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Even anti-trade rhetoric is enough to threaten the global recovery. Trade sanctions themselves would be disastrous, says Roberto Azevêdo, director-general of the World Trade Organization -
Black people experience discrimination every day – it’s knowledge inaccessible to white people and, when confronted with it, most are incredulous -
Trump’s latest trade war target is Canada’s protected dairy industry. But Canadians have no intention of abandoning it – because it works -
Recycling alone will never stem the flow of plastics into our ocean. We must address the problem at the source
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Rafael Nadal’s 11th Roland Garros title was emotional as the demolition workers prepared to smash up Court Philippe Chatrier but thoughts turned immediately to Wimbledon -
Restrained expectations around England can only be a good thing in a tournament that represents the last chance for two greats to join Maradona and Pelé in the World Cup pantheon
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4 out of 5 stars.
Beyoncé and Jay-Z review Still crazy in love after all these years
4 out of 5 stars.A spectacular set of hits and more hits proves a fascinating showcase of the ups and downs of the world’s foremost musical marriage -
5 out of 5 stars.
Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up review An extraordinary testimony to suffering and spirit
5 out of 5 stars.From plaster corsets to prosthetic legs, Frida Kahlo’s possessions reveal the astonishing courage of an artist whose life and work were painfully intertwined -
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Nguyen Thi Nga says chef who died last week was ‘friendly and folksy’ on visit to Hanoi -
Email sent to community where Shizuka Matsuki lived after 6ft alligator trapped at resident’s front door -
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Documents seen by Observer suggest multiple meetings between 2015 and 2017 -
After a burqa ban, hardline rhetoric has entered the mainstream. In one coastal town, attitudes seem increasingly polarised -
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Laird Hamilton found fame and fortune surfing the world’s biggest breakers. But, as he tells Tim Lewis, his daredevil streak could easily have led him down more dangerous paths as a young man. Plus, he reveals his life secrets for staying ahead of the curve
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world -
The eruption of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala, demonstrations in Gaza, rescued cats in Syria and Sloane Stephens at the French Open – the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists -
TV chef and travel host Anthony Bourdain, who has died at 61, was best known for his book Kitchen Confidential and his long-running TV series No Reservations
Toni Collette on Hereditary ‘I don’t like horror films – I’m too petrified’