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Decimated by graduation and struggling with a 3-5 record, the UCLA looked nothing like a women's NCAA Tournament team in early December.
Coach Cori Close was scrambling to fill the void left by the departure of Jordin Canada and Monique Billings, both of whom were drafted into the WNBA.
aThere...
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Atty. Gen. William P. Barr told Congress on Sunday that special counsel Robert S. Mueller III did not find that President Trumpas campaign aor anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with Russiaa during the 2016 election.
He also wrote in his letter to lawmakers that evidence collected...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 13:25:00 PDT
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Larry Cohen, the maverick B-movie director of cult horror films such as aIt's Alivea and aGod Told Me To,a has died. He was 77.
Cohen's friend and spokesman, the actor Shade Rupe, said Cohen passed away Saturday in Los Angeles surrounded by loved ones.
Cohen's films were schlocky, low-budget works...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 13:10:00 PDT
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A student from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School died in an "apparent suicide" on Saturday night, said Coral Springs, Fla., police, just a week after a 19-year-old survivor of the 2018 mass shooting at the school took her own life.
The student's name and age were not released, and Officer Tyler...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 13:00:00 PDT
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Atty. Gen. William P. Barr has told Congress that the report by special counsel Robert S. Mueller III did not find President Trump or aanyone associateda with the Trump campaign aconspired or coordinateda with Russia during the 2016 presidential election.
MORE: Attorney general: Mueller finds no...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 12:40:00 PDT
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In 2007, Los Angeles Opera launched an outreach project that has turned into an annual tradition: The company took over the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels and staged Brittenas aNoahas Flood,a which was designed by the composer to involve an entire community.
In one of his earliest acts as...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 12:30:00 PDT
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World-class runners and weekend athletes took to the streets Sunday for the 34th annual Los Angeles Marathon, cheered by fans, friends and family members gathered along the 26.2-mile course that stretched from Dodger Stadium near downtown Los Angeles to the beach in Santa Monica.
More than 24,000...
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Barstow 7, View Park 0
Bishop Montgomery 3, St. Genevieve 1
Burbank Burroughs 9, Palisades 4
California 5-4, Charter Oak 4-2
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Chatsworth 8, Franklin 0
Chavez 13, Orcutt Academy 2
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Bakersfield Christian 4, Rancho Christian 2
Bonita 4-12. Los Altos 3-10
Brea Olinda 12, Mayfair 1
California 10, Capistrano Valley...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 12:00:00 PDT
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Tennessee avoided one of the biggest meltdowns in NCAA Tournament history Sunday, letting a 25-point lead slip away before two-time SEC player of the year Grant Williams scored 6 points in overtime for an 83-77 victory over Iowa.
The Volunteers (31-5) made it back to the Sweet 16 for the first...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 11:50:00 PDT
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The leaders of Romania and Honduras on Sunday announced that they will recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, following the lead of President Trump.
Romanian Prime Minister Viorica Dancila and Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez delivered their announcements at the American Israel Public...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 11:50:00 PDT
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Danilo Gallinari scored 26 points to extend the best scoring streak of his career, and the Los Angeles Clippers beat the New York Knicks 124-113 on Sunday for their fifth straight victory.
Lou Williams had 29 points and fellow reserve Montrezl Harrell added 24 to provide their usual potent play...
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Deep in the Otay Mountain Wilderness, there is no wall.
The only boundary between the U.S. and Mexico is a section of barbed wire fence in a pastoral valley. And miles and miles of treacherous terrain.
Itas a territory crisscrossed by steep trails that disappear into tunnels of thick brush, a place...
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The Kings and Ducks kept adding Jengas to their latest wild, back-and-forth matchup, until the whole thing came crashing down to an end Saturday night.
Anze Kopitar scored the only goal in a shootout that also featured the silky hands of Rickard Rakell, Jakob Silfverberg and Adrian Kempe. But nothing...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 10:55:00 PDT
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The sole new wide release this weekend, Universal's "Us" came in first place at the box office with $70.3 million, nearly doubling analysts' projections of $35 million to $45 million, according to estimates from measurement firm Comscore.
The result breaks opening records for an original horror...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 10:30:00 PDT
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The Los Angeles Marathon has another two-time champion.
Elisha Barno of Kenya won the L.A. Marathon in dramatic fashion Sunday, passing countryman John Korir over the final meters in the closest finish of the raceas 34-year history.
Barno won the menas race in a time of 2 hours, 11 minutes and...
A look at the top 25 high school baseball teams in the Southland.
Rk. SCHOOL (W-L) Comment (last rank)
1. CYPRESS (13-1); vs. Mira Costa at Mater Dei, Tuesday (2)
2. ORANGE LUTHERAN (10-2); vs. SO Notre Dame at JSerra, Tuesday (3)
3. HUNTINGTON BEACH (12-2); vs. La Mirada at Mater Dei, Tuesday...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 10:25:00 PDT
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Police believe an early-morning fire at an Escondido mosque may have been caused by arson, an officer said Sunday.
The fire was reported around 3 a.m. at the Islamic Center of Escondido, according to city police Lt. Scott Walters. The mosque is on West Sixth Avenue near South Escondido Boulevard.
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It takes a lot to get bumped off the air at Fox News. Just ask one of the networkas star hosts, Tucker Carlson.
Heas still there after calling women aextremely primitivea and Arabs asemiliterate primitive monkeys.a And those are tame examples of the unprintable lines from the audio clips a things...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 10:15:00 PDT
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A recent leak of more than 200,000 online chat logs from a white supremacist group reveals how local members are targeting students on San Diego college campuses and trying to project a respectable image even as the groupas members privately espouse Islamophobic, anti-Semitic and racist views.
...Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 10:15:00 PDT
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NFL owners will look this week at expanding instant replay to include some penalties, but not at non-calls a the situation that caused such a stir last season in the NFC championship game between the Rams and New Orleans Saints.
The leagueas competition committee, which has met three times since...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 09:40:00 PDT
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Of the many outrageous allegations revealed by federal prosecutors in the college cheating scandal, one stands out.
Someone paid $6.5 million to get his or her children into elite schools. But the identity of that parent a and details about which schools were involved a remains a mystery nearly...
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 09:25:00 PDT
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A party backed by Thailandas military government had a strong showing Sunday in Thailandas first elections since a 2014 coup and appeared likely to hold off opponents who campaigned on restoring democracy in the Southeast Asian kingdom.
With more than 90% of votes counted, unofficial results released...
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Attorney General Bill Barr submitted a letter to Congress on Sunday summarizing the special counsel's "principal conclusions." Read it here.
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- William Barr sends four-page letter to Congress
- Special counsel does not clear Trump of obstruction of justice
- Mueller report a live updates
- Support the Guardianas independent journalism and make a contribution
Special counsel Robert Mueller found that neither Donald Trump nor any of his aides colluded with Russia during the 2016 election, according to letter delivered to Congress on Sunday by the US attorney general.
Related: It's Mueller time but don't forget: Trump has undermined the very idea of America | Robert Reich
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Guardian investigation finds suspensions lifted despite apparent Islamophobia or racism
More than a dozen Conservative councillors who were suspended over posting Islamophobic or racist content online a with some describing Saudis as asand peasantsa and sharing material comparing Asian people to dogs a have had their membership quietly reinstated, a Guardian investigation has found.
The chairman of the Conservative Muslim Forum, Mohammed Amin, called on the party to publish a set of formal disciplinary processes after the Guardian found 15 examples of politicians who posted content that was deemed objectionable.
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Michael Gove and David Lidington deny claims of coup as PM meets with Johnson and Rees-Mogg
Philip Hammond has admitted Theresa Mayas Brexit deal may not be able to get through the Commons, as senior ministers moved to quell speculation the prime minister could be forced out within days in a cabinet revolt.
Ahead of the prime ministeras meeting with a group of senior Tory rebels at her Chequers country retreat, the chancellor told Sky Newsas Sophy Ridge on Sunday that Conservative colleagues were avery frustrateda and adesperate to find a way forwarda.
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Scale of devastation across Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi aextraordinarya
Cyclone Idaias death toll has risen above 750 in the three southern African countries hit 10 days ago by the storm, as workers try to restore electricity and water and prevent an outbreak of cholera.
In Mozambique the number of dead has risen to 446, with 259 dead in Zimbabwe and at least 56 dead in Malawi.
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Attorney generalas office has taken a year to decide whether to prosecute over Saudi deal
Geoffrey Cox, the attorney general, is under pressure to explain why his department has taken a year to decide whether to approve a corruption prosecution against a subsidiary of Airbus, the European aerospace group.
Anti-corruption campaigners have accused Cox of dragging his feet over the decision, which relates to allegations that the Airbus subsidiary paid multimillion-pound bribes to land a military contract with Saudi Arabia.
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Childrenas charities and social work groups had launched an application for judicial review
The government has withdrawn a controversial document that claims some statutory protections for vulnerable children are amythsa, after a charity launched an application for judicial review, the Guardian has learned.
The amyth-bustinga guide, issued last July, advised local authorities that they are legally permitted to reduce or even remove support from children in long-term foster care, who run away or go missing from home or care, who are remanded in custody and those who have left care and are still living with their former foster carers.
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Embattled president hints that Juan GuaidA3 and allies are in his sights
Venezuelaas opposition is bracing for a severe political crackdown after NicolA!s Maduro lashed out at the adiabolical pro-imperialist puppetsa he claimed were trying to remove him from the presidency and vowed to imprison them all.
The struggle between Maduro and his challenger, Juan GuaidA3, escalated dramatically last week with the detention of GuaidA3as right-hand man, Roberto Marrero.
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Protest demanding second Brexit referendum was largest in UK since 2003, with estimated crowd of more than 1 million
The organisers of Saturdayas march demanding a fresh EU referendum, estimated to have drawn a crowd of more than 1 million people, have told MPs that it was too big to ignore.
The Put it to the People protest was one of the biggest demonstrations in recent British history. Members of the Peopleas Vote campaign group, which coordinated it, have expressed confidence that it will prove to have not been in vain.
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- Police say, aIt hasnat been confirmed as a suicidea
- Second death of a Parkland survivor in about a week
Police in Florida said on Sunday a male student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school had died.
The school, in Parkland, was the site of a shooting on 14 February 2018 in which 17 people were killed and 17 wounded.
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Campaigners say Custoas development will spoil Sa Guarda in CadaquA(c)s
The Barcelona-based fashion business Custo is under fire for plans to build a hotel on a beauty spot in CadaquA(c)s, a picturesque Costa Brava town that has long attracted artists and writers.
Campaigners led by two groups a Salvem laEmpordA (Save Emporda, the region CadaquA(c)s is in) and SOS Costa Brava a protested on Friday outside a Custo shop in Barcelona, demanding that work be stopped on the project to build the 4,000 sq m Hotel Custo and 104 houses on land in Sa Guarda in CadaquA(c)s.
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Franciscan brother who gives away 80% of his income scoops Varkey Foundation prize
A science teacher from rural Kenya who donates most of his salary to help poorer students has been crowned the worldas best teacher and awarded a $1m prize, beating 10,000 nominations from 179 countries.
Peter Tabichi, 36, a maths and physics teacher at Keriko secondary school in Pwani Village, in a remote part of Kenyaas Rift Valley, has won the Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize 2019.
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Once a magnet for would-be jihadists worldwide, Islamic Stateas dominion collapsed amid infighting and paranoia
On a midwinter night in early January, the most wanted man in the world entered a home in a forsaken town near the Syrian border for a rare meeting with his surviving aides.
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Deputy PM is mooted as interim leader, but his pro-remain record would be a problem
David Lidington, who had been mooted to take over as interim prime minister if Theresa May was ousted, may scarcely register with the general public, but within his party he is known for being on the pro-remain wing, having served as Europe minister from 2010 to 2016.
That means he is at least well-versed on the subject that has torn the Conservatives apart for more than three decades and which threatens to take down another prime minister a but it may not endear him to the pro-Brexit European Research Group.
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The party is diverse but it has a problem a beating Trump a and it may be that a straight white man is best placed to help
It was the kind of welcome of which some presidential candidates, campaigning for months, might have been jealous.
Related: Who anointed Beto O'Rourke to be our political saviour? He did | Moira Donegan
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In Caryl Churchillas play Top Girls, five famous women from history gather for a dinner party. Who would todayas big names in theatre invite?
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2019 09:07:57 GMT
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The Guardian spends the day with the estimated 1 million protesters who came from all corners of the UK to London to demand a fresh referendum on Brexit. Organisers of the Put It to the People march said the protest could have been even bigger than the one against the Iraq war in February 2003
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The first service station opened in Watford Gap in 1959 a and the motorway meal was born. What does its evolution tell us about British tastes, past and present?
On a drizzly day, Britain isnat looking a or tasting a its best. Iam at Watford Gap services on the M1, the countryas first service station on the countryas first motorway, both 60 this year (although the restaurant opened in 1960). aIf you want to see Britain, go to Watford Gap,a David Lawrence had told me. aIf you want to taste Britain, go to Watford Gap.a I want to do both of those things.
Lawrence is an associate professor at Kingston University whose PhD was Motorway Service Areas, Their History and Culture. He has written two books about them as well. I think you could safely describe him as Mr Service Station. aDr Service Station,a he corrects me, before I head to Watford Gap.
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Bonnie Wortmeyer is one of thousands finding freedom from Clostridium difficile bacteria through faecal microbiota transplantation
Bonnie Wortmeyer has spent the past few years plagued by ill health. Among the major issues she has had to deal with are a double lung transplant and what she calls her apoo transplanta, which she says changed her life.
While recovering from her double lung transplant, Wortmeyer was exposed to numerous courses of antibiotics, which made her susceptible to contracting the Clostridium difficile bacteria. C diff, as itas known, is a nasty, life-threatening bacteria which makes life almost unbearable for its sufferers.
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This unpronounceable LED device claims to help those with insomnia a I give it a whack and prepare to bust some ZZZs
This week we turn our attention to a light metronome, called Dodow, that claims to be able to train your brain to fall asleep. This sounds similar to the fantastical pseudo-science that promised us x-ray specs 30 years ago, but stick with it. The LED device projects a ring of blue light on to the ceiling that shrinks and expands. Synchronising your breathing with it stimulates the baroreflex, a physiological mechanism that slows the metabolism and the secretion of neurotransmitters. Basically, breathe in and chill out.
Dodow is adesigned by insomniacsa, which doesnat sound like something to boast about. Whenever I check my phone after a sleepless night, the Notes app is full of unfathomable fragments that struck me as very important at 3am. Stuff such as aVelcro is immortala and aAm I making blood all the time?a
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- Live updates from the 7.45pm kick-offs
- Germany face long road back to top after LAPwas drastic overhaul
- Feel free to email Daniel or tweet @DanielHarris your thoughts
aWell this game is a delight after the torture of Scotland this afternoon,a emails Tony Reekie. aAnd if someone could let us know who is co-commentator on Sky is wead be very grateful. My father thinks itas Glenn Hoddle and heas doing our heads in. He also thinks Koemanas assistant is Fabio Capello or at the least his brother...a
I think itas Tony Gale, but I might be wrong.
Itas gone pretty quiet in both Amsterdam and Belfast.
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Mauricio Pochettino gazed on as the first event at his clubas new stadium revealed a sporting arena to take the breath away
One word: Wow. Tottenham fans have had to wait for the delivery of their new stadium a goodness knows, they have had to wait. The delays have scarred the season, creating an unsettling limbo and driving Mauricio Pochettino to distraction. But on a sunny spring afternoon, when the clubas under-18s took on their Southampton counterparts to become the first players to grace the turf, the frustration seemed to melt away. Suddenly it all felt worth it.
Wow. Every supporter in attendance seemed to be wearing the same childlike expression a eyes widening in amazement, lost in wonder a when they entered the bowl. The hum of appreciation provided the soundtrack to what was the first of two test events the club must stage in order to be granted their safety certificate.
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aC/ Ollie Devoto, Olly Woodburn and Jack Yeandle score for Chiefs
On and off the field there is absolutely no sign of Exeteras ambition diminishing. This latest bonus-point victory over Bath not only puts them nine points clear at the top of the Premiership but has secured them a play-off spot with five games to spare. For good measure they are also set to bolster their armoury by signing another world-class forward with South Africaas No 8 Duane Vermeulen understood to be close to agreeing a post-World Cup move to Devon.
Given the Scotland full-back Stuart Hogg is also joining the Chiefs tribe for next season, these are exciting times for Rob Baxteras team, on course for a fourth straight Premiership final appearance. A forceful ball-carrier like the 32-year-old Vermuelen would make them even more of a handful and even on a day when rhythm proved elusive they still had too much horsepower for a Bath side whose own play-off hopes are now fading.
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Scotland made slow headway along the road to redemption as they followed defeat in Kazakhstan with an uninspiring away win over San Marino.
Alex McLeishas side failed to build quickly on Kenny McLeanas fourth-minute goal against the worst-ranked national team in the world and many of the almost 3,000 visiting fans vented their disapproval towards the Scottish Football Association board even after Johnny Russell doubled the lead in the 74th minute.
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aC/ Champions end run of four straight defeats
As it looks increasingly unlikely Shaun Edwards will be in the dugout at Wigan after all next season, it could be argued that Adrian Lam is auditioning for the job of coaching the Super League champions long term, making this win a welcome addition to an application form which has had several faults.
Wigan had lost four consecutive league games and suffered defeat in the World Club Challenge at the hands of Sydney Roosters. Coupled with the growing uncertainty over Edwards, who has again suggested the proposed arrangement for him to succeed Lam may not happen, this season has been fast developing into an annus horribilis for one of rugby leagueas most famous clubs.
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There is an unforgettable moment in Richard Pryor: Live on the Sunset Strip that comes unexpectedly to mind in these strange and desperate times for our country. In it, the comedian recalls an encounter with his close friend, the legendary NFL running back Jim Brown.
Pryor is in a wretched mess, confined to his room, freebasing cocaine with a pipe that he imagines is whispering to him. Brown is unimpressed. He simply asks: aWhat you gonna do?a Again. And again. And again. In March 2019, the UK is Pryor a strung out, in this case, on Brexit a and the rest of the world is Jim Brown. Everyone can see that this is a country on the edge of nervous collapse.
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Facebookas AI may have failed the victims a but humans didnat do much better
Rookie journalists struggling with their copy are often told by news editors: aJust tell the storya. An esteemed colleague once told me his first editor told him to imagine shouting the intro to an aged relative moving away at speed on a bus.
Boiling an event down to who, what, why, where and when is the basis of all news coverage for a reason a it tells the story. But what happens when being fast and crafting a simple narrative becomes misleading or causes its own kind of harm?
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Regulation has been unscientific and too restrictive. But the spectre of psychosis means some will always have to be wary
Occasionally during my love affair with marijuana I would experience perceptual disruptions profound enough to freak me out. One time I was driving along a crowded road when my car seemed a little wobbly and then listed towards the centre, an alarming thud-thud emanating from the back end. In the middle of a densely populated spot without a hard shoulder, I crept slowly across a few lanes of traffic and pulled to a stop. Concentrating very hard, I got out of the car to assess and hopefully change the flat tyre. I rarely got paranoid from smoking weed; neither did it typically make me sleepy. Instead, I was among the lucky ones, as the drug made everyday activities such as gardening, waiting on tables and talking to my family bearable if not interesting. So I was shocked and embarrassed to find, after a few minutes of close inspection amid the honking horns, that there was nothing wrong with the car.
At the time I took hallucinations as evidence of a good score. Now, as an ex-smoker and neuroscientist whose focus is addictive drugs, I know that my resilient response to this stressful experience was contingent on having a neurotypical brain. Neural pathways are forged by finely orchestrated signals for synapse growth and pruning; disruptions can result in atypical neural connections that increase the risk of psychosis. The liability may be unmasked by environmental conditions that can essentially be reduced to an ambiguous but well-recognised bogeyman: stress.
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At a time when the UKas likely break with Europe is widely expected to increase poverty and reliance on food charity, the Global FoodBanking Network is meeting in London to promote its corporate message of food banks as the link between food waste and food poverty, indeed a agreena intervention promising zero hunger. Given the lack of evidence, this is deeply troubling, especially in light of the UK governmentas recent APS15m fund to expand charitable surplus food redistribution.
Related: Food banks risk being 'captured' by corporate PR drive, say activists
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In one of several impressive acts of leadership, New Zealandas parliament opened last Tuesday with the Speaker inviting an imam to lead prayers, first in Arabic then English. In Hansard the last of these averses of patiencea reads: aOh Lord, we ask you to protect New Zealand and the whole world from such calamities. Amen.a
Would we be better protected if journalists followed the urging of New Zealandas prime minister Jacinda Ardern and did not name the perpetrators of acts of terrorism? We can acknowledge her skilful and empathetic response to the shooting of scores of people at two Christchurch mosques on 15 March. We can recognise that Ardernas purpose as prime minister was rightly to turn the focus on those lost and mourned. But is she correct in implying that acts of terror will be deterred if no one speaks the names of perpetrators? Can, should, notoriety a as distinct from glorification or anti-hero status a be denied?
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Keir Starmer says party is clear any deal should be subject to a confirmatory public vote
Labour could fight a snap general election pledging to hold a public vote on any Brexit deal, Keir Starmer has said, saying the party was now clear that any deal should be subject to a confirmatory referendum.
Speaking after a mass demonstration in London in support of a second vote, which was addressed by the partyas deputy leader, Tom Watson, the shadow Brexit secretary was asked whether he could guarantee there would be a second referendum if Labour came to power.
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Civil case opens in London as new American indictment alleges conspiracy
Autonomy founder Mike Lynch will on Monday begin his high court defence against accusations that he perpetrated a $5bn (APS3.8bn) fraud, as US prosecutors unveiled fresh criminal charges accusing the British businessman of a cover-up.
Lawyers for Lynch will start their fight in Londonas high court against a civil case brought by HPas successor companies, who allege he fraudulently inflated the value of the Cambridge-based software firm Autonomy before an APS8bn takeover by Hewlett-Packard in 2011. The allegations of aserious accounting improprietiesa were first made in November 2012, when Meg Whitman, the former eBay chief and one-time candidate for governor of California, was the chief executive of HP.
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Supreme court president calls for full equality at event for centenary of women in law
At least half of the judiciary should be women, Britainas most senior judge has said.
Speaking at an event in the supreme court to mark the centenary of womenas entry into the legal profession, Brenda Hale, president of the supreme court and the first woman to take on that role, made the call for full gender equality across the judiciary.
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Letter by 58 campaigners and academics says corporate approach is a asticking plastera
The UK food bank movement has been warned it is in danger of being acaptureda by big corporations and supermarket chains that promote high-profile partnerships with charities as effective ways of solving hunger and food waste.
A letter to the Guardian from 58 academics and campaigners criticises the way corporations and some charities frame food poverty as a logistical problem of how to distribute surplus food to people in poverty rather than a social justice issue.
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Shop worker killed in Pinner and eight arrested after man in his 30s killed in Wells
Murder investigations have been launched after two stabbings over the weekend in London and Somerset.
A shop worker was stabbed to death in Pinner, north-west London, on Sunday morning during a robbery at a newsagent. The man, who has yet to be identified, is believed to have been opening up the newsagent on Marsh Road when he was attacked. Police were called at about 6am and the man was pronounced dead at 6.46am.
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Document reveals campaign aimed at asnowflakesa was planned to coincide with emotional low
The British army has been accused of targeting its headline-grabbing asnowflakea recruitment campaign at young people when they were facing a post-holiday low.
A briefing document seen by the Guardian shows that strategists behind the aYour army needs youa campaign factored in that it would be seen by young people at a time when they were experiencing the aJanuary bluesa.
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Companies resist reform by arguing tribunal findings relate only to individuals, says MP
The government should take action to end the arampant injusticea facing some workers in the gig economy, according to a report by the independent MP Frank Field.
Field, who is chair of the work and pensions select committee, is calling for a fast-track system for employment tribunals involving worker status cases, as well as the introduction of a single labour market regulator.
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Banker James Wood, buried in the church, may have inspired Charles Dickensas Scrooge
A Gloucester city centre church and schoolroom with links to Charles Dickens and Robert Louis Stevenson have been given a new lease of life by a APS2.1m restoration project.
The St Mary de Crypt church and Old Crypt schoolroom had fallen into disrepair and disuse. A two-year restoration project has finished and the buildings have reopened as a place of worship as well as a creative and community centre, heritage attraction and events venue.
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Norwegian cruise ship was reportedly 100 metres from rocks after rough seas struck
A stricken luxury cruise liner that had hundreds of its passengers airlifted to safety over the weekend has been towed to port in Norway as it emerged it narrowly escaped running aground and a major disaster.
About 900 passengers and crew were still onboard the Viking Sky when it arrived at the port of Molde on Norwayas west coast on Sunday afternoon. Five helicopters had earlier winched 479 people to safety as huge waves tossed the ship around.
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Trump in Florida as Washington waits on tenterhooks for news of special counselas findings
US attorney general William Barr delivered a summary of Robert Muelleras investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election on Sunday afternoon, according congressional sources speaking to the Guardian. The summary comes amid growing and bipartisan calls for the full document to be released to the public.
Related: It's Mueller time but don't forget: Trump has undermined the very idea of America | Robert Reich
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Early results show neither side win majority amid unexpected support for military
Thailand has proved to be more politically polarised than ever after the first election in eight years ended in a neck and neck race between the pro-military party and the opposition pro-democracy party.
Going to the polls for the first time since the military took power in a coup in 2014, Thais were given the choice between pro-regime parties, who supported the continuation of junta rule through the ballot box, and pro-democracy parties that were fundamentally opposed to the military and wanted to radically change the direction of the country.
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GeneviA"ve Legayas skull fractured after incident at demonstration in Nice
Relatives of a 73-year-old gilets jaunes (yellow vests) protester who was seriously injured when French riot police pushed back demonstrators in Nice on Saturday are to file an official complaint for awilful violencea.
GeneviA"ve Legay was taken to hospital with a fractured skull after she was knocked over in a charge by officers wielding shields and batons at an unauthorised rally in the centre of Nice. Her condition was described as serious but stable. The French authorities have launched an inquiry into the incident.
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David Shanks says document adeliberately constructed to inspire murder and terrorisma, as more than 1,000 New Zealanders register to hand in guns
New Zealandas chief censor has banned a document shared by the man allegedly responsible for killing 50 people in two Christchurch mosques.
Meanwhile, more than 1,000 people so far have opted to hand in their weapons following a ban on assault rifles and military-style semi-automatics (MSSAs).
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Fraternity has been suspended after video surfaces showing some of its members mocking slavery and using a racial slur
A University of Georgia fraternity is being investigated over a video which circulated on social media and showed some of its members mocking slavery and using a racial slur.
The video shows a student hitting another with a belt while saying the words aPick my cottona and then a racial slur.
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Demands to halt campaign featuring model wearing a helmet and just underwear
An advertising campaign by Germanyas transport ministry to persuade cyclists to wear helmets has sparked accusations of sexism, as it features a model wearing just a helmet and underwear.
With the slogan: aLooks like shit. But saves my life,a the advert features a profile-shot of Alicija KAPhler, a competitor in the gameshow Germanyas Next Topmodel, sporting a violet coloured helmet and a lacy bra.
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In major speech as presidential candidate at Trump hotel, senator says president atearing apart the moral fabric of our countrya
The Democratic presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand used a speech in front of a Trump hotel in New York on Sunday to call the president a acowarda who apunches downa and is atearing apart the moral fabric of our countrya.
Related: The B-Team: are Beto, Biden and Bernie the best Democrats can offer?
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In Paris, it was BeyoncA(c) and Jay-Z; in Washington, it was Barack and Michelle Obama; while, in London, visitors queued to look at Pablo Picassoas erotic muse or Grayson Perryas summer picks.
Last year the lustre of celebrity, whether garnered from fashion and entertainment or history, seemed to be the best way to attract visitors to museums and galleries.
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Maurice Richardson worked as a journalist for both the Observer and the Guardian, and was also a writer of fiction and nonfiction. Goldfinger was the seventh James Bond novel in Ian Flemingas series.
Billionaire bullion-smuggler and communist agent Auric Goldfinger is the most preposterous specimen yet displayed in Mr Flemingas museum of superfiends. He cheats: at open-air canasta by shortwave messages from his secretary a near-naked, of course a behind binoculars in his Florida hotel bedroom; and at golf by kicking his ball, rattling his clubs and bribing his caddy. He paints chorus girls all over with gold until they suffocate, keeps a Korean killer named Oddjob who is expert at karate, the Japanese form of unarmed combat recently seen on television.
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The swift rise to fame of Jamael Westman, leading man in the London cast of the hit musical Hamilton, may not equal the extraordinary ascent of the a$10 founding fathera he plays in the US show, but it runs close.
Westman who was brought up in Croydon, south London, was not a fan of musical theatre before he landed the part. Now, just three years out of drama school, the 26-year-old, who is of Caribbean and Irish heritage, is seen as a figurehead for black representation in the entertainment industry after 14 months rapping in the starring role. And from this privileged position he is calling for Britain to confront its colonial past. aIt is like a mental health issue and it will get worse if Britain doesnat come to terms with it,a he told the Observer.
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Albert Hall, Manchester
The stylish New York singer careers from ice maiden to wailing, whirling dervish in a spellbinding and at times sublime gig
aCome arrrrn Shazza!a yells a man at the back. Itas not the most obvious thing to hear at a gig by a stylishly black-clad US musician, known for singing about abusive relationships. However, Sharon Van Etten reveals that she loves the nickname a used by her British friends a which prompts a group of women on the balcony to chant aShazza! Shazza!a
This amusing, incongruous moment signifies a wider transformation. The New Yorker still sings about her past. I Told You Everything spills it out to a new partner with coal-black humour (aYou said, aHoly shitaa). However, now that she is a mother, occasional actor and counselling student, songs from fifth album Remind Me Tomorrow are more electronic and uplifting. Comeback Kid and Malibu superbly filter Bruce Springsteen-type wistful storytelling into American gothic anthems.
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Barry Lopezas account of wandering the worldas least hospitable landscapes is powerful but opaque
Reading Barry Lopez is a religious experience, and thatas not meant entirely as a compliment. His great devotional paean to the light and landscape of the far, frozen north, Arctic Dreams (1986), established him as one of the leading nature writers of his generation and won a host of admirers, from Robert Macfarlane to Margaret Atwood to Sir Ranulph Fiennes. Arctic Dreams was, indeed, an extraordinary book, as was its predecessor, Of Wolves and Men (1978), which was not only a compelling history of the long, troubled relationship between man and animal, but also a stirring evocation of the rugged landscape against which this relationship played out.
One notices rather fewer celebrity endorsements for Lopezas fables and short stories, even though fiction outweighs nonfiction in his career so far. His stories draw heavily on Native American mythology, and are often clunkingly spiritual, sanctimonious and didactic. Whereas in Arctic Dreams the light and desolation of the landscape seem perfectly suited to his austere, exalted register a indeed it feels as if he speaks with the voice of the ice in that book a reading beyond his first two works of nonfiction is a bit of a slog. As even one of his great champions, Robert Macfarlane, admitted in a 2005 article, ait is hard to imagine Lopez ever smilinga.
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Keep them short, donat be afraid to file a and remember to moisturise
Nails should be kept fairly short. The longer they are, the more easily they are damaged a especially your fingernails, if you work with your hands. If they are fine, you can use a normal clipper; for anything thicker a usually toenails, but sometimes fingernails a you will need a heavy-duty version. Use a nail file for shaping, or if it hurts when you clip your nails. You donat need to use it in just one direction, but do file gently to avoid damage.
Fingernails should be given a curve, while toenails should be cut straight across, to prevent ingrowth. You can cut a little down the sides of your toenails, especially if you are prone to ingrowing toenails, to take them away from the skin. If you have persistent problems with an ingrowing toenail, you will need to see a doctor.
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Until you test the boundaries of your desires, youall be perpetually dissatisfied, says Mariella Frostrup
The dilemma I am a man in my late 50s. I am youthful and go to concerts, festivals and art exhibitions. I have been married for 34 years. My wife and I get along quite well. We share a sense of humour, talk often and holiday together. But there has been no sex between us for 15 years. I have always been a sensitive and feminine man. I like emotional movies, poetry, womenas clothes and so on. I like being surrounded by women and feel uncomfortable among men. Lately I have secretly been buying womenas clothes from online stores and have started using makeup when I am alone. This happens often, because I live in my employeras apartment in another city during the week. I am almost always alone when I am not with my wife. I have no friends any more. I closed all my social media accounts years ago during a period of depression. I am confused about who I am. In which direction should I go? What about my marriage situation? I know I am getting older day by day and that time is running out.
Mariella replies Youare hopefully aware that itas a pretty sad missive youave just dispatched to me. Youare at a terrifying but conversely pretty exciting crossroads and it will require a mammoth degree of forbearance if you take one path and enormous courage for the other. Iam no expert on the specifics when it comes to transvestite lifestyles, cross-dressing or issues of gender realignment, but I can tell a life half-lived when I see one. Everything you are describing sounds like an alternative way of living is not just beckoning but building to a reality that you need to explore for your own peace of mind.
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Passion fruit, pineapple and papaya are here to cheer us on till sunnier days arrive
Itas the fruit I miss. The dark raspberries of autumn with their heady, eau-de-vie aroma. A wedge of ice-cold, scarlet watermelon eaten in the garden and the honeyed fuzz of a warm apricot in late summer. No matter. Until then, we have a stream of welcome visitors. Fruits, as if in response to our steel grey winter skies, whose juice and flesh is amber, orange and gold. Fruit that is sent to cheer us on those days that are not quite winter, not yet spring.
Passion fruits, pineapples, papayas and mangoes are here to lift our spirits, as are blood oranges, fragile persimmons with their jellied flesh and the more resilient sharon fruits. I usually wait until June to eat a mango, but there are small Thai varieties around right now that are good if left to ripen until their skin shows the odd wrinkle.
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A dawn jog around the magnificent temples of Angkor is the perfect way to meet an ancient country with deep roots
Temple Run is a relentlessly addictive computer game. The concept is simple enough. Youave stolen a cursed idol from an ancient crumbling temple and now you have to run for your life to escape the evil monkeys gnashing at your heels. The temple run I am doing, however, is much slower, far less frantic and it only features a handful of snoozing macaques. But it is so infinitely more life-affirming.
The temples Iam jogging round are the colossal remains of the city of Angkor, often referred to as the eighth wonder of the world. Nothing quite prepares you for the mind-blowing magnitude and timeless beauty of the complex. Between the 9th and 15th centuries, Angkor was the capital of the triumphalist Khmer empire. At the peak of its power it was home to an estimated 1 million people. By contrast, the population of London at that time was 50,000. Rebellions, sackings, migration and crop failure finally forced its abandonment and, as the people moved out, the jungle quickly moved in, smothering the carved stones with snaking roots and thick foliage.
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- William Barr sends four-page letter to Congress
- Special counsel does not clear Trump of obstruction of justice
- Support the Guardianas independent journalism and make a contribution
Special counsel Robert Mueller found that neither Donald Trump nor any of his aides colluded with Russia during the 2016 election, according to letter delivered to Congress by the US attorney general.
Related: It's Mueller time but don't forget: Trump has undermined the very idea of America | Robert Reich
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- Attorney General releases summary of special counsel report
- Trump not cleared on question of obstruction of justice
- Support the Guardianas independent journalism and make a contribution
The president then said that the notion of collusion between himself or those working for his election campaign and the Russian government, or operatives connected to the Kremlin was: aThe most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.a He then address the subject of obstruction of justice, which was part of Muelleras investigation. The report said it could not conclude there was no obstruction, but also that the president was not exonerated.
Trump said: aThere was no obstruction, none whatsoever. It was a complete and total exoneration.a
Donald Trump just spoke to reporters before boarding Air Force One in Florida. He said: aAfter a long look, after a long investigation, after so many people have been so badly hurt, after not looking at the other side, after a lot of bad things happened, a lot of very bad things happened for our country, it was just announced there was no collusion with Russia.a
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Michael Gove and David Lidington deny claims of coup as PM meets with Johnson and Rees-Mogg
Philip Hammond has admitted Theresa Mayas Brexit deal may not be able to get through the Commons, as senior ministers moved to quell speculation the prime minister could be forced out within days in a cabinet revolt.
Ahead of the prime ministeras meeting with a group of senior Tory rebels at her Chequers country retreat, the chancellor told Sky Newsas Sophy Ridge on Sunday that Conservative colleagues were avery frustrateda and adesperate to find a way forwarda.
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The party is diverse but it has a problem a beating Trump a and it may be that a straight white man is best placed to help
It was the kind of welcome of which some presidential candidates, campaigning for months, might have been jealous.
Related: Who anointed Beto O'Rourke to be our political saviour? He did | Moira Donegan
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Scale of devastation across Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi aextraordinarya
Cyclone Idaias death toll has risen above 750 in the three southern African countries hit 10 days ago by the storm, as workers try to restore electricity and water and prevent an outbreak of cholera.
In Mozambique the number of dead has risen to 446, with 259 dead in Zimbabwe and at least 56 dead in Malawi.
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Embattled president hints that Juan GuaidA3 and allies are in his sights
Venezuelaas opposition is bracing for a severe political crackdown after NicolA!s Maduro lashed out at the adiabolical pro-imperialist puppetsa he claimed were trying to remove him from the presidency and vowed to imprison them all.
The struggle between Maduro and his challenger, Juan GuaidA3, escalated dramatically last week with the detention of GuaidA3as right-hand man, Roberto Marrero.
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- Police say, aIt hasnat been confirmed as a suicidea
- Second death of a Parkland survivor in about a week
Police in Florida said on Sunday a male student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school had died.
The school, in Parkland, was the site of a shooting on 14 February 2018 in which 17 people were killed and 17 wounded.
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Singer and actor delight Greenwich Village crowd with singing, dancing, schmoozing and game show hosted by drag queen
Patrons of a gay bar in New Yorkas Greenwich Village were in the right place at the right time on Friday night, when Adele and Jennifer Lawrence showed up.
The New York Daily News reported that the Grammy-winning singer and her Oscar-winning actor friend were in Pieces on Friday night, to the delight of the crowd.
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Norwegian cruise ship was reportedly 100 metres from rocks after rough seas struck
A stricken luxury cruise liner that had hundreds of its passengers airlifted to safety over the weekend has been towed to port in Norway as it emerged it narrowly escaped running aground and a major disaster.
About 900 passengers and crew were still onboard the Viking Sky when it arrived at the port of Molde on Norwayas west coast on Sunday afternoon. Five helicopters had earlier winched 479 people to safety as huge waves tossed the ship around.
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In major speech as presidential candidate at Trump hotel, senator says president atearing apart the moral fabric of our countrya
The Democratic presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand used a speech in front of a Trump hotel in New York on Sunday to call the president a acowarda who apunches downa and is atearing apart the moral fabric of our countrya.
Related: The B-Team: are Beto, Biden and Bernie the best Democrats can offer?
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Fraternity has been suspended after video surfaces showing some of its members mocking slavery and using a racial slur
A University of Georgia fraternity is being investigated over a video which circulated on social media and showed some of its members mocking slavery and using a racial slur.
The video shows a student hitting another with a belt while saying the words aPick my cottona and then a racial slur.
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Vicky Ward has produced a damning depiction, a lethal amalgam of Page Six-like dish and firsthand investigative reporting
Like Donald Trump, Americans are displeased with Jared Kushner, the presidentas squeaky sounding son-in-law. As the reality that Kushner received his White House security clearance the same way he got into Harvard sinks in a aDaddya pulled some very expensive strings a his popularity will not be rebounding anytime soon.
Related: Revealed: Kushner 'challenged on conflicts of interest by Trump aides'
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Pressure builds on other institutions to disavow Sackler family over OxyContin, powerful painkiller linked to opioid deaths
Earlier this year at the Guggenheim in New York, activists objecting to donations from the Sackler family draped protest banners from the museumas famous spiraling balconies, dropped flyers down through the atrium and pretended to die all over the floor. A gobsmacked public looked on.
Related: Tate art galleries will no longer accept donations from the Sackler family
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An influx of visitors, eager for Instagram fodder, prompted Lake Elsinoreas mayor to shut down access to a flower-covered canyon
The town of Lake Elsinore sits at the edge of a canyon newly bursting with color. Fields of poppies, lupins and other wildflowers spill across hillsides a usually covered with brown, scrubby plants a as though poured from a bucket of paint.
In the last few weeks, large swaths of southern California have been transformed into a colorful canvas of flowers. This type of asuper blooma has happened before, but this year is especially intense a an unusually wet winter following years of drought, combined with the aftermath of a brutal wildfire season, has set the stage for what many predicted would be the best bloom in years.
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Tim Cook has made Apple the most valuable brand in the world a will this be a new success or a sign of the companyas problems?
aItas showtime,a reads the invite for Appleas next big launch. It sure is. On Monday at the 1,000-seat Steve Jobs Theatre in Appleas $5bn space-age campus in Cupertino, California, the companyas chief executive, Tim Cook, will unveil his big plans to become a modern media mogul.
Details of the plans are sketchy but it appears Apple will be launching a new platform for news publishers with paywalls a the Wall Street Journal is in, New York Times and Washington Post are not a and announcing a series of new TV deals and original programmes that will put it head to head with Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and their rivals in streaming media as they fight it out to be the new kings of Hollywood.
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Demands to halt campaign featuring model wearing a helmet and just underwear
An advertising campaign by Germanyas transport ministry to persuade cyclists to wear helmets has sparked accusations of sexism, as it features a model wearing just a helmet and underwear.
With the slogan: aLooks like shit. But saves my life,a the advert features a profile-shot of Alicija KAPhler, a competitor in the gameshow Germanyas Next Topmodel, sporting a violet coloured helmet and a lacy bra.
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In celebration of its 40th anniversary, the sci-film inspires an industry of papers, talks and research
It has scared generations of filmgoers; triggered sequels, prequels, computer games and graphic novels; and made a star of Sigourney Weaver. But most of all, the film Alien a which is about to celebrate the 40th anniversary of its first screening a has spawned an academic industry unsurpassed by any other film.
Over the past four decades, dozens of books, hundreds of journal articles and innumerable college courses have analysed, frame by frame, Ridley Scottas story of a bloodthirsty creature stalking the crew of the spaceship Nostromo. No other film, not even The Godfather or Psycho, has generated quite that amount of attention.
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Long seen as the mark of a candidateas relatability, Americaas obsession with food may also be sexist and unhealthy
Be in no doubt, the 2020 presidential race has already begun. Its official starting gun was fired not when the umpteenth Democrat declared their candidacy, or when mysterious Pacs started their bizarre attack ads. No, the true sign election season has begun is when the media begins scrutinizing politicians for their food choices.
Kirsten Gillibrand has already been scolded for asking, at a lunch with African American business leaders in South Carolina, whether she should eat fried chicken with cutlery or her hands.
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Antibiotic resistance is growing so fast that routine surgery could soon become impossible. But scientists are fighting back in the battle against infection
The first antibiotic that didnat work for Debbi Forsyth was trimethoprim. In March 2016, Forsyth, a genial primary care counsellor from Morpeth, Northumberland, contracted a urinary tract infection. UTIs are common: more than 150 million people worldwide contract one every year. So when Forsyth saw her GP, they prescribed the usual treatment: a three-day course of antibiotics. When, a few weeks later, she fainted and started passing blood, she saw her GP again, who again prescribed trimethoprim.
Three days after that, Forsythas husband Pete came home to find his wife lying on the sofa, shaking, unable to call for help. He rushed her to A&E. She was put on a second antibiotic, gentamicin, and treated for sepsis, a complication of the infection that can be fatal if not treated quickly. The gentamicin didnat work either. Doctors sent Forsythas blood for testing, but such tests can take days: bacteria must be grown in cultures, then tested against multiple antibiotics to find a suitable treatment. Five days after she was admitted to hospital, Forsyth was diagnosed with an infection of multi-drug-resistant E coli, and given ertapenem, one of the so-called alast resorta antibiotics.
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Partisan fury over the special counselas report may obscure the ways the president has damaged our democracy
We may never know for sure whether Donald Trump colluded with Vladimir Putin to obtain Russiaas help in the 2016 election, in return for, say, Trumpas help in weakening Nato and not interfering against Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Related: Congress awaits Mueller conclusions as Democrats push for report's release
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Facebookas AI may have failed the victims a but humans didnat do much better
Rookie journalists struggling with their copy are often told by news editors: aJust tell the storya. An esteemed colleague once told me his first editor told him to imagine shouting the intro to an aged relative moving away at speed on a bus.
Boiling an event down to who, what, why, where and when is the basis of all news coverage for a reason a it tells the story. But what happens when being fast and crafting a simple narrative becomes misleading or causes its own kind of harm?
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The NCAA tournament will cause businesses to lose billions in productivity, a report says a but that doesnat mean we should ban basketball from the office
If youare a business owner and putting some bets on your favorite college team during the NCAA tournament, you might want to up the ante. Youare going to need those winnings to pay for all the money youare about to lose.
Thatas because your company is about to forgo about $13.3bn in lost productivity that March Madness will cost American businesses, according to a recent report from outplacement consulting firm Challenger, Gray and Christmas.
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A symbolic casualty of Britainas rolling, roiling Brexit debacle is the acommemorativea 50p coin bearing the date 29 March 2019, which the government had planned to release. It was one of their more idiotic ideas to put such an item in the nationas pockets and purses when the country is so divided and its destiny is swirled with such a dense fog of uncertainty. The coin is now as redundant as the prime minister who signed off on it. Britain wonat be leaving the EU to the deadline that Theresa May has held so sacred that she swore she would not be deflected from it on more than 100 occasions.
Her inability to meet her own date is one illustration of the failure of her broken Brexit strategy. Another is the heel-stamping manner in which she responded to this latest episode in her thick volume of humiliations. Shortly before she went to Brussels to seek a postponement to Britainas withdrawal from the EU, the prime minister had a temper tantrum that was no prettier for being dressed up as a televised address to the nation. The inflammatory speech from Number 10, in which she sought to rouse voters against parliament by displacing the blame on to MPs, was thought aappallinga by her own chief whip. Other cabinet colleagues condemned it in much riper language.
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- Volunteers blow 25-point lead before winning in overtime
- Top seeds North Carolina, Duke, Virginia to play on Sunday
No 2 seed Tennessee is breathing easier after holding off a would-be record Iowa rally that forced the first overtime of this NCAA tournament.
The Volunteers are on the way to the Sweet 16 after blowing a 25-point first-half lead. After ninth-seeded Iowa came back and tied the game with 20 seconds left in regulation, Tennessee pulled away for an 83-77 win in the extra period.
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For the first time in three weeks horses will race at Santa Anita Park in California on Friday, beneath the spectacular backdrop of the San Gabriel mountains. The course has been closed since 5 March to allow officials to inspect and renovate the dirt track following the death of 22 horses when either training or racing in the first nine weeks of the 2019 season. The hope is that one of the racing worldas most cherished courses can begin to move on from a traumatic start to the year.
But while the unforgettable setting endures, the racing itself will look quite different if The Stronach Group, which owns Santa Anita, gets its way. In what it described as aan open letter about the future of thoroughbred racing in Californiaa, published on 14 March, TSG made two radical proposals for the resumption of racing at Santa Anita and its other track in the state, Golden Gate Fields near San Francisco.
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- Live updates from the 7.45pm kick-offs
- Germany face long road back to top after LAPwas drastic overhaul
- Feel free to email Daniel or tweet @DanielHarris your thoughts
In Belfast, Northern Ireland are still at it, but Belarus are standing strong.
I heartily recommend Slovenia as a holiday destination. Hereas the glorious Lake Bohinj.
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It was anything but convincing and there were plenty of anxious moments for Wales to endure on an afternoon when Slovakia will wonder how they failed to score but all that matters for Ryan Giggs and his players right now is that their qualification campaign is up and running with a victory. Daniel James provided the gameas defining moment when he enhanced his burgeoning reputation by marking his first competitive start for Wales with an early goal.
The 21-year-old was the outstanding player on the pitch and it was a wonderful piece of opportunism that led to that crucial breakthrough as James picked the pocket of Peter Pekarik, the Slovakia right-back, who must have breathed a huge sigh of relief when Giggs withdrew the Swansea City winger with a little under 20 minutes remaining.
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Fans rate the season so far, and predict what lies ahead
aC/ Part 2: Leicester to Wolves
Considering we were 10 points behind Spurs a couple of weeks back, with many starting to question Emeryas ability, a combination of faltering competition and an upturn in form has suddenly made for a surprisingly positive mood. Now thereas a chance to not just achieve a top-four finish, but also to restore the natural order in north London.
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Fans rate the season so far, and predict what lies ahead
aC/ Part 1: Arsenal to Huddersfield
The mood has really lifted around here in the few weeks since Brendan Rodgers arrived. After months of grim, sluggish football, the Foxes are starting to rediscover their swagger again. It might all be too little too late for this season but the longer-term future is looking bright again.
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In Paris, it was BeyoncA(c) and Jay-Z; in Washington, it was Barack and Michelle Obama; while, in London, visitors queued to look at Pablo Picassoas erotic muse or Grayson Perryas summer picks.
Last year the lustre of celebrity, whether garnered from fashion and entertainment or history, seemed to be the best way to attract visitors to museums and galleries.
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Laila Lalamias rich, polyphonic fourth novel The Other Americans, her first to be set in the present-day US, centres on the hit-and-run killing of Driss, a Moroccan grandfather and restaurant owner who, as a philosophy student in the early 80s, fled a crackdown on anti-royal dissent in Casablanca to settle with his wife in California.
As Lalami describes the impact of Drissas death on fellow residents of his small suburb in the Mojave desert, the story unfolds as a state-of-America family saga told as a slow-burn detective story in which there are no obvious leads; the sole witness, EfraAn, from Mexico, didnat intervene or call the police, fearful of drawing attention to his family ever since a friend found herself deported after calling the cops on a violent neighbour.
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The recent disturbing Jackson revelations date this otherwise entertaining study of the man and his legacy
The public definition of Michael Jackson is undergoing a paroxysm of sorts a itas just not quite the fugue state detailed in this meditation by British journalist, broadcaster and prose stylist Paul Morley. Though an otherwise entertaining exercise in unravelling the meaning of a 20th-century celebrity in the 21st, his book flounders in the wake of recent events.
The world is still adjusting to the revelations aired on Leaving Neverland a a gooseflesh-inducing documentary aired a fortnight ago in which two of Michael Jacksonas child-friends detailed their experiences behind closed doors. The programme was timed to coincide with the 10-year anniversary of Jacksonas death.
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Forty years after Joy Divisionas seminal debut album, Jon Savageas oral history, extracted below, sheds new
light on the band and the city that shaped them
aC/ Read a Q&A with Jon Savage
Bernard Sumner (Joy Division): I felt that even though we were expecting this music to come out of thin air, we never, any of us, were interested in the money it might make us. We just wanted to make something that was beautiful to listen to and stirred our emotions. We werenat interested in a career or any of that. We never planned one single day.
Peter Hook (Joy Division): Ian was the instigator. We used to call him the Spotter.
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- Singer, 76, condemned for remarks on alleged sexual abuse
- Said of Jackson: aHis sexual needs were his sexual needsa
Barbra Streisand has apologised over her remarks about Michael Jackson and two men who have accused him of sexual abuse, saying she should have chosen her words more carefully and that she admires the accusers for aspeaking their trutha.
Streisand had been strongly criticized for her comments about two men who accused Jackson of sexual abuse in the HBO documentary Leaving Neverland.
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Manning held in isolation for 22 hours a day after being jailed for refusing to testify to grand jury investigating WikiLeaks
Supporters of Chelsea Manning have demanded her release from effective solitary confinement, in which she has been held for more than two weeks since being jailed for contempt of court.
Related: Chelsea Manning jailed for refusing to testify to grand jury in WikiLeaks case
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Protest demanding second Brexit referendum was largest in UK since 2003, with estimated crowd of more than 1 million
The organisers of Saturdayas march demanding a fresh EU referendum, estimated to have drawn a crowd of more than 1 million people, have told MPs that it was too big to ignore.
The Put it to the People protest was one of the biggest demonstrations in recent British history. Members of the Peopleas Vote campaign group, which coordinated it, have expressed confidence that it will prove to have not been in vain.
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GeneviA"ve Legayas skull fractured after incident at demonstration in Nice
Relatives of a 73-year-old gilets jaunes (yellow vests) protester who was seriously injured when French riot police pushed back demonstrators in Nice on Saturday are to file an official complaint for awilful violencea.
GeneviA"ve Legay was taken to hospital with a fractured skull after she was knocked over in a charge by officers wielding shields and batons at an unauthorised rally in the centre of Nice. Her condition was described as serious but stable. The French authorities have launched an inquiry into the incident.
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One of natureas most remarkable creatures, the pangolin, is being driven to extinction as hunting and trafficking have soared in recent years. Studies have discovered that hundreds of thousands of these distinctive, scaly animals are now being killed every year to satisfy markets in Asia, making it the most trafficked and poached mammal on Earth.
The pangolin is hunted for its meat a and also for its scales, which are believed to have important medicinal properties as cures for poor circulation, skin complaints and asthma.
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Deputy PM is mooted as interim leader, but his pro-remain record would be a problem
David Lidington, who had been mooted to take over as interim prime minister if Theresa May was ousted, may scarcely register with the general public, but within his party he is known for being on the pro-remain wing, having served as Europe minister from 2010 to 2016.
That means he is at least well-versed on the subject that has torn the Conservatives apart for more than three decades and which threatens to take down another prime minister a but it may not endear him to the pro-Brexit European Research Group.
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How is the great Norwegian artist seen back home? Ahead of a new British Museum show, Karl Ove Knausgaard and other Scandinavian novelists explain what Munch means to them
Edvard Munchas most famous creation is a bit of a scream: the funny little figure with its squishy bald head, hands to face as if edified by some particularly scandalous bit of gossip, and all against that glorious flame-red sky. Can Munch be entirely serious? The Scream is cherished across the world and only marginally less famous than the Mona Lisa herself. Yet the anguish compressed in that lightbulb-shaped face is very slightly comic, destined for the frat-house horror movie and the Halloween mask.
People feel affection for this poor little creature, so alone, whose howl is empathetically echoed by nature but ignored by the callous passersby on the bridge. We are meant to identify with this solitary soul. The fact that he a or she, or they a is so appealing goes to Munchas radical imagination. With The Scream, he invented one of the greatest archetypes in the history of art.
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#NoAmazon, armed only with intimate knowledge of their home community, came together to take on an internet behemoth
On the morning of February 14, Maritza Silva-Farrell was on a call in her Lower Manhattan office with a fellow climate activist when she noticed a New York Times news alert pop up on her phone.
Amazon was pulling out of New York City. The tech behemoth had cancelled its plans to build a second headquarters, and create a reported 25,000 jobs, in Queens barely three months after choosing the city. The decision to select New York as one of the chosen cities a the Washington, D.C. suburb of Crystal City, Virginia was the other a had marked the end of the companyas two-year-long American-Idol style HQ2 contest where over 230 cities from across North America doled out major tax breaks and other corporate freebies to lure Amazon.
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Scientists have discovered that humans may be able to pick up on the Earthas magnetic field. Here are some other species with animal magnetism
Last week, researchers from the California Institute of Technology announced that they believe humans have the ability to pick up on the Earthas magnetic field a a power known as magnetoreception. In an experiment, participantsa brains were described as afreaking outa when the magnetic field was changed unexpectedly.
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Bonnie Wortmeyer is one of thousands finding freedom from Clostridium difficile bacteria through faecal microbiota transplantation
Bonnie Wortmeyer has spent the past few years plagued by ill health. Among the major issues she has had to deal with are a double lung transplant and what she calls her apoo transplanta, which she says changed her life.
While recovering from her double lung transplant, Wortmeyer was exposed to numerous courses of antibiotics, which made her susceptible to contracting the Clostridium difficile bacteria. C diff, as itas known, is a nasty, life-threatening bacteria which makes life almost unbearable for its sufferers.
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Whatas it like to fall in love with someone with very different opinions? We hear from couples who know all about compromise
Lindsay Gordon, 32
Community nurse, Gravesend
My partner Pete said to me other day: aBabe, youare remoaning again.a I replied: aFor Godas sake babe! Are you finished ruining the economy yet?a Pete and I met online several months after the Brexit vote. It was January 2017 and we didnat talk much about politics at first. When I came round for dinner for the first time I asked how he voted in the referendum. He said leave, I said remain. It felt a little awkward. But I know plenty of leavers who are decent people. I donat automatically assume theyare racists or anything. In fact, I was worried head stereotype me: lefty, liberal, snowflake. Iam even a vegan. Iave debated with people online and have been called all sorts of things. But he didnat label me. Weare all sorts of opposite: Heas a neat-freak and organised, Iam messy, laid back and silly. He keeps me grounded and I get him out of his shell.
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The Guardianas picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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The publication of James Baldwinas book of essays The Fire Next Time in 1963 lit the touchpaper for the civil rights movement. aColour is not a human or a personal reality; it is a political reality,a Baldwin wrote and argued that for civilisation to cave in ait is not necessary that people be wicked but only that they be spinelessa. Steve Schapiro, then a young freelance photographer, was so inspired by Baldwinas message that he persuaded Time to let him travel with the writer from New York to Mississippi to document the protests that were under way. The pair are reunited in a new edition of Baldwinas essays, illustrated with Schapiroas photographs.
Included is this picture of a protest organised by the Congress of Racial Equality (Core) to coincide with the Worldas Fair in New York in 1964. In the weeks before the international showcase of American commerce, Core announced that awhile millions of dollars are being spent on the Worldas Fair, thousands of black and Puerto Rican people are sufferinga. The idea of the protest was a astall-ina, an attempt to block the cityas streets with cars emptied of petrol on the day that President Lyndon Johnson was due to attend the fair. In the event, as a result of a hastily drafted law that made it illegal to run out of gas on the public highway, gridlock was averted. However, as Schapiroas image shows, that did not stop these Harlem residents from making their presence felt.
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The supermarket plastic bag ban is officially here, and Aussie kitchens, pantries and car boots are filling up with an excess of tough red, green and white bags.
Andy Parker has never watched the footage showing his beautiful TV reporter daughter being shot dead on a live broadcast, and heas determined to prevent online ghouls from continuing to download it, reports the New York Post.
Thereas a longstanding legend floating around a small town that hidden away somewhere in a location only Australiaas worst unknown killer knows is a mass gravesite.
A Parkland shooting survivor has killed herself a year after the massacre having suffered from asurvivoras guilta.
My name is Jana Hocking and I see a therapist.
Meet Australiaas aRich Kidsa a the extravagant offspring of rich parents, living the dream and making others green with envy in the process.
Skincare brand The Ordinary has managed to create a new normal in beauty a products that are cheap, ingredient-focused and actually work.
Gwyneth Paltrowas lifestyle site Goop has taken its eyebrow-raising product selection to a new level a| leather lingerie.
Watch star mare Winx race today at the Longines Golden Slipper Day in what is likely to be her final race at Rosehill Gardens or try fresh seasonal produce at the Autumn Harvest. This is your guide to the top events in Sydney this week.
When Annique Fabien was only 17 years old, she discovered an aaliena growing inside her body.
Married At First Sight star Martha Kalifatidis has made no secret about her love of cosmetic enhancements.
An elite Queensland private school has been forced to apologise to a student, who shaved her head for charity, after mounting pressure from the public this week.
A California man who was forced to shorten his fence over a neighbouras complaints got the perfect revenge a by setting up a garden party of nude mannequins that is now in full view of neighbouring homes.
Two men in Nebraska stumbled upon a agift sent from the heavensa amid the tragedy and destruction caused by recent flooding in the Midwest.
Hundreds of thousands of hens are expected to be destroyed following an aexotica strain of salmonella.
At just seven years old Pixie Curtis can already call herself a successful business owner.
A mum has defended herself after she was criticised for choosing an unconventional name for her baby daughter.
In the wake of a traumatic attack in which a therapy alpaca died after being mauled by a dog, community members have banded together in a heartwarming gesture.
A Sydney student has revealed the incredible way sheas cashed in thousands by secretly dating married men with fetishes for spoiling women.
Colonel Sanders is finally revealing his secrets behind the worldas most beloved fried chicken, but only a special few will learn how to cook it for themselves at home.
WARNING: Distressing content
If thereas one thing that Elyse Knowles loves, itas nature and what better place to soak it all up then in her new humble abode, Byron Bay.
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At the ripe old age of 104, Anne Brokenbrow had just one more wish a to be arrested by the police.
A mother has had to endure every parentas worst nightmare after putting her twin toddlers down for a nap and returning a few hours later to find one child wasnat breathing.
Two people have contracted the deadly measles virus in Sydney, one of whom was an unvaccinated girl.
I had known that something wasnat right for a long time.
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