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Saturday
24 November 2018
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US National Climate Assessment details impact of climate change as authors say current response to crisis is insufficient -
Conspiracy theorist confirms reported negotiations to Guardian but does not offer details
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President reportedly concerned about stock market volatility and rising interest rates -
‘First thanksgiving as a married man, first time hosting thanksgiving,’ Bieber says -
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Amid concern over the future of his inquiry, the special counsel lauded for integrity has kept his customary low profile
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Increases in work volume and demanding schedules often come without extra compensation -
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Calling on Europe’s leaders to ‘get a handle on migration’ is no counter to populists, writes Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik -
The Saudi-led coalition has deliberately targeted civilians. The UK must press for answers, says shadow secretary of state for foreign and Commonwealth affairs Emily Thornberry
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Trump Russia investigation
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Teddy’s Bigger Burgers closes Mapunapuna location for cleaning and fires employees who appeared in video shared on social media -
Administration asks highest court to take up three cases, despite ninth circuit court of appeals having yet to rule in one -
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Cuba has begun pulling out 8,300 doctors working in poor and remote regions of Brazil after far-right president-elect Jair Bolsonaro demanded contract changes to programme -
Intense work to seal deal with EU will precede harder task of convincing MPs to back it
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Ukraine’s Monobank offers best rates to clients who do 10,000 steps a day
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Macy’s annual parade featured giant balloons from Pokémon to Elf on the Shelf floating through Manhattan -
The Guardian’s picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world, including windsurfing and Bolivian stew-making
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