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the guardian today Friday 27 Jan 2017 Headlines More » 'Opposites attract': Theresa May signals strong relationship with Trump UK prime minister launches charm offensive on arrival in Philadelphia, suggesting she will get on well with US president Trump pressured parks chief for photos to prove 'media lied' about inauguration crowd – report Deadly wildfire razes entire town in Chile: 'Literally like Dante's Inferno' UK's super rich appear to get special deal from HMRC, says watchdog Trump calls for 20% tax on Mexican imports to pay for border wall First human-pig 'chimera' created in milestone study Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Steve Bell on the special relationship – cartoon Theresa May has said she can strike up a strong working relationship with US president Donald Trump because ‘opposites attract’ French presidential hopeful François Fillon denies claims about wife Toni Erdmann’s Sandra Hüller: ‘Everybody knows the German clichés. Maybe they're true' Shark photobombs young surfer's big wave moment in Australia Lily Allen releases cover of Rufus Wainwright song as anti​​-Trump protest Theresa May opens Trump visit by attacking past foreign policy failures Sport More » Oumar Niasse earns Hull second-leg win but Manchester United reach EFL Cup final Resurgent Roger Federer defies age and expectations to dazzle Australia | Kevin Mitchell Tiger Woods shoots worst season opening round at Farmers Insurance Open Comment is free More » Why the working class lose out on the career ladder | Gaby Hinsliff Theresa May must stand up to Donald Trump. Britain doesn’t need a poodle | Martin Kettle Who’s taking the fight to Trump? It’s Dictionary Guy | Emma Brockes Culture More » Rae Sremmurd on Black Beatles and why Up Like Trump made them ‘prophets’ Studio Ghibli's first TV show is a wondrous world of peril and magic Hacksaw Ridge review – Mel Gibson's war drama piles on the gore Business More » UK GDP figures show solid end to 2016 despite Brexit vote Hermes facing legal challenge from its self-employed workers Technology More » Whatever happened to the DeepMind AI ethics board Google promised? Vanishing point: the rise of the invisible computer Travel More » City breaks with kids: Berlin Family campsites in Europe: readers’ tips Life and style More » First plaice: Devon fish and chip shop voted best in the UK How to make the perfect spring rolls Eyewitness picture of the day More » Passengers wait to board trains at Hongqiao station as millions of Chinese people travel home for the lunar new year Reuters Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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