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the guardian today Monday 23 Jan 2017 Headlines More » Trump presidency begins with defense of false 'alternative facts' After huge anti-Trump protests fill major US and world cities, president and key advisers push falsehoods about inauguration attendance Samsung blames two separate battery faults for Galaxy Note 7 fires Theresa May’s industrial plan signals shift to more state intervention Police catch 47 drivers an hour during mobile phone crackdown Thatcher forced to intervene over Tebbit’s ‘obsessive’ criticism of BBC, papers reveal Home Office Eritrea guidance softened to reduce asylum seeker numbers Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Clitbait: 10 things you didn't know about the clitoris The Glitoris is not only Amanda Palmer’s No 1 artwork in the fight against fascism, it’s also an educational tool, says Australian artist Alli Sebastian Wolf White House alienates WikiLeaks by refusing to release Trump tax returns Hull’s Ryan Mason in stable condition after fracturing skull at Chelsea A dating app says I'm London's hottest single man. I think the cat's to blame | Oliver Wainwright Memo to Piers Morgan: Why do we march? It’s not just protest, it’s about love | Zoe Williams AFC championship game: Pittsburgh Steelers 17-36 New England Patriots – as it happened Sport More » Ruthless Brady leads Patriots on stroll past Steelers and into Super Bowl Johanna Konta sets up Australian Open quarter-final date with Serena Williams Arsène Wenger may face ban following altercation with fourth official Comment is free More » Sean Spicer is a Groucho Marxist, asking us not to believe our own eyes Will Donald Trump’s boastful bluster drown out the Obama legacy? | Joy-Ann Reid Angela Davis' Women's March speech: 'this country’s history cannot be deleted' Culture More » My 30 years as prisoner of a London cult Janelle Monáe: ‘I am the whole package’ Strictly Come Dancing live: a crowd in love with the moves of Ed Balls Business More » Globalisation once made the world go around. Is it about to grind to a halt? Courgette crisis: Spanish farmers hope the worst is over Technology More » Amazon and Google fight crucial battle over voice recognition The six worst US presidents in video game history Travel More » In awe of Åre, the Swedish ski resort now reached by budget flights Path to paradise in the Appenines foothills Life and style More » Should I abandon my son to my alcoholic husband? | Mariella Frostrup The day I met Picasso at Sheffield railway station | Bill Ronksley Eyewitness picture of the day More » Foxhunting in misty conditions on Fairfield in the Lake District Barcroft Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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