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the guardian today Monday 30 Jan 2017 Headlines More »   Québec mosque shooting: five reportedly killed in Canada gun attack Two arrests made but one suspect may still be on run after fatal shooting during evening prayers on Sunday Theresa May to warn devolved nations: you have no veto on Brexit French Socialists choose leftwing rebel Benoît Hamon for Élysée fight NHS intensive care 'at its limits' because of staff shortages Greece has three weeks to deal with 'potentially disastrous' debt, says IMF Six teenagers found dead after garden party in Germany Trump presidency More »   Theresa May feels heat over travel ban as Donald Trump stands firm Tory MPs join Labour to criticise PM’s response as condemnation of policy US policy spreads across the world Most viewed in last 24 hours More »   Travel ban a 'massive success', Trump official says, as protests continue – live Latest updates as political backlash to president’s executive order targeting Muslim-majority countries and shutting down refugee entry continues Merkel 'explained' convention to Trump in phone call Border agents defy courts on Trump travel ban, congressmen and lawyers say My wife prefers her vibrator to sex with me David Sullivan hits out at Dimitri Payet after he completes Marseille move Scott Morrison says Trump travel ban shows 'world is catching up' to Australia Sport More »   Roger Federer is peerless but he and Rafael Nadal have made each other great | Kevin Mitchell England’s Eoin Morgan unhappy with umpires after India level T20 series Tom Wood wary of England being caught out by new tackle-height rules Comment is free More »   Suddenly, Muslims are America’s pariahs | Nesrine Malik Amid the gloom, there are micro reasons to be cheerful. These are mine | Lucy Mangan I used to sneer at Lib Dems. Now I’ve joined them | Barbara Ellen Culture More »   Blood, guts and fireballs: the day I took two bullets at Trainspotting's SFX studio And the real winner is… welcome to the Observer’s alternative Oscars Ruth Negga: 'There are films that really mark you. Loving is one of those for me' Business More »   Steelworkers to vote on Port Talbot rescue plan 140 JD Sports staff taken to hospital from one warehouse in four years Technology More »   Uber: the app that changed how the world hails a taxi Silicon Valley super-rich head south to escape from a global apocalypse Travel More »   A motorcycling adventure across Iran: 'the standout attraction is the people' City breaks with kids: Barcelona Life and style More »   I left Iran for freedom in Europe but I’m lonely | Mariella Frostrup How to dance like Beyoncé: a step by step guide Eyewitness picture of the day More » Women look at wedding dresses in a shop in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a. Despite the economic downturn as a result of the country’s civil war, people continue to spend on weddings and other celebrations AFP/Getty Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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