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Coronavirus
Sunday
14 June 2020
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Mistakes mean findings should not be used as evidence for relaxing rule, say professors
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Carers and relatives of those who died at Melbury Court describe trying to cope with the outbreak
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Police investigate alleged rape, suspected drug death and three stabbings on Saturday night
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As hundreds of thousand of pupils prepare to return, government guidance is still lacking, headteachers say
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As plastic screens, queues and tracking apps become the new norm, experts say more change is to come
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Bringing a child into the world is a big decision. But now? With a surrogate and a travel ban? Could it be more complicated, asks Nicole Mowbray
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Head of police union for England and Wales calls for ban during Covid-19 pandemic
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Country heads into fourth week of unrest over police brutality and systemic racism
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Campaigners believe bias and inequality were factors in high number of BAME deaths
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Paul and Elaine Gait were arrested but released without charge after attacks in 2018
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Gambling welfare campaigners have sounded the alarm over the deluge of televised football that will be broadcast to locked-down Britain
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Yallah Coffee’s beans now arrive on a schooner. Has the prospect of wind-powered cargo finally landed?
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Weekend
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Tom Stoppard’s new play was enjoying a sold-out run when theatres were close
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The pair built a life together despite their relationship being ‘strictly taboo and vehemently condemned’
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Are the haphazard, confusing and strikingly ugly visuals a cunning attempt to connect with ‘real’ people or just incompetence?
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Everything is fluid in the Paris apartment of an artistic director and scenographer famed in the fashion world for his visual displays
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Madrid can close the gap on Barcelona to three points in their La Liga return. Join Rob Smyth for updates from Real’s training ground
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Britain’s best in the open water shares her experiences of racism in swimming and how she is breaking barriers for black people to take up the sport
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The boyhood fan is worried about football’s financial chasm – but has already banished memories of the Oyston era, he tells David Conn
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Many of our most treasured rights were won by people who knew when to stop following the rules and take to the streets, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
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Poorer people and ethnic minorities are dying from Covid-19 at a far higher rate than richer, whiter groups. Ministers don’t want to address these inequalities
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Revelations about secretive meetings on government plans to overhaul the property sector raise further questions about the links between senior Conservatives and Richard Desmond
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Ban on ‘gay cure’ therapies will apparently also be announced in new paper
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Editor of news website Rappler could face prison if convicted under ‘cyber libel’ law
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Amid the anger over brutality and injustice, a number of prominent Canadians have cast doubt on the idea that racism is
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When her tour was axed by coronavirus, the dancer set up an online festival with karaoke aerobics. She talks about her Bronx childhood, the pressure of Strictly and life beyond lockdown
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Rose City Band Summerlong review – a gorgeous record
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It’s not going to be easy, so Jay enlists the help of Michel Roux Jr. By Jay Rayner
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Every year, tens of thousands of egg-laying chickens are rescued from slaughter and found loving homes. According to their new owners, they make affectionate and intelligent pets
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Tens of thousands of Americans are dead from Covid-19, millions have lost their jobs but the president hopes adoring crowds will change the narrative
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'One of the gentlest people I know' 75-year-old shoved by police a peace activist, not a provocateur
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Separated partners and families tell of their joy at being able to share hugs for the first time since March under new ‘social bubble’ rules
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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Four photojournalists write about their experiences covering the Black Lives Matter demonstrations, and what the protests mean to them.
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Artworks and graffiti displaying words of thanks to the NHS, support for Black Lives Matter and justice for George Floyd have popped up all over Glasgow during the coronavirus lockdown
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In a city of nearly 20 million people, Akinbode Akinbiyi captures a moment of calmness amid the frenzy
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Illustrator George Butler captures the emotion and action of political demonstration
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Above-average rainfall across New South Wales has brought hope to rural communities suffering through the most intense drought in living memory.
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