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the guardian today Friday 13 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Michael Temer takes reins as Brazil's president with pledge to rebuild country Dilma Rousseff's suspension in impeachment vote hands power to ex-deputy who has promised unity while installing all-male, conspicuously white cabinet Zuckerberg invites top conservatives to talk and denies Facebook bias John Major: EU leave campaign at risk of 'divisive' immigration stance Woman hit and killed by car during Edinburgh police pursuit Second bank hit by 'sophisticated' malware attack, says Swift Leading Hezbollah commander killed by Israeli military Most viewed in last 24 hours More » George Clooney: 'There's not going to be a President Donald Trump' The Money Monster star asserted that Trump would fail to win the US presidential election because 'fear is not going to drive our country' Indian doctors raise IVF concerns after woman in her 70s gives birth Facebook news selection is in hands of editors not algorithms, documents show Prince Charles: I use homeopathy in animals to cut antibiotic use Super-rich may quit London homes under new anti-corruption rules The Stone Roses: All For One review – lacking the stardust of the band's peak Sport More » Everton hope to tempt Ronald Koeman with lure of record transfer budget Dick Pound promises IOC will not derail Tokyo 2020 corruption inquiry Russian doctors and athletes 'switched urine samples' at Sochi Olympics Comment is free More » The Tories' BBC haters have been halted. Next, to Europe | Martin Kettle Free speech is under attack, from Beijing to Istanbul | Timothy Garton Ash George Zimmerman's gun auction is an ugly symbol of racism | Steven W Thrasher Culture More » When it comes to interracial romances, the movies need to catch up 'Movie blood tastes so good' – on The Neon Demon set with Nicolas Winding Refn Peaky Blinders recap: series three, episode two – enter Paddy Considine the creep Business More » Brexit could lead to recession, says Bank of England Nearly 400 LSE-listed companies based in tax havens linked to UK Technology More » Hyperloop or over-hyped? Latest demo does little to ease doubts Is the Assassin's Creed movie actually going to be good? Travel More » Inside the world's largest cruise ship, Harmony of the Seas Taking children on holiday in term time: the issue that won't go away Life and style More » How to cook the perfect aloo gobi 'If you don't talk, it doesn't work': how sport helps autistic people Eyewitness picture of the day More » The ceiling of Vank Cathedral in Isfahan is captured in all its majesty by photographer Mohammad Domiri as part of his series on the intricacies of Iranian architecture Shutterstock Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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Sign up to our Morning Mail Sign up now » A daily wrap of what's happening, stories we love and the latest news, sent early in the morning. Click here to sign up to our Morning Mail the guardian today - Australia edition Friday 13 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Australian election 2016: high court dismisses challenge to Senate voting reforms – politics live High court rejects Family First senator Bob Day's case against the government's changes to senate voting intended to stop micro parties being elected through complicated preference arrangements How the Coalition has failed on three key economic promises | Stephen Koukoulas Australian security guard killed in shooting at embassy in Baghdad Australian Eurovision entrant Dami Im through to final of song contest High court rejects Bob Day appeal and finds Senate voting changes are legal Azealia Banks suspended from Twitter following racist attack on Zayn Malik Sport More » Do AFL fans really still care about grudge matches like Dangerfield's return? Bernard Tomic rules himself out of Rio Olympics Australian tennis team NRL star Junior Paulo disguises himself and plays in third-grade park match NRL Indigenous round a 'celebratory' moment of cultural pride | Paul Connolly Jason Day shoots record-equalling round at Players Championship Culture More » The Stone Roses: All For One review – lacking the stardust of the band's peak Literary magazine Meanjin may close after losing Australia Council funding It's not just about farting corpses: 10 Sydney film festival drawcards Comment is free More » Why are we surprised by every populist politician? Voting for them can be a rational choice | Jason Wilson Paul Ryan and Donald Trump might say they're unified. But there's a bloody civil war on | Richard Wolffe Guilt, anxiety, exercise … there's an hour for everything. Even cocktails | Lucy Mangan Life and style More » Look out, Katie Hopkins, Azealia Banks is on the mic Dating, dentist, debt: draw the struggles of your adult life 'If you don't talk, it doesn't work': how sport helps autistic people Technology More » Hyperloop or over-hyped? Latest demo does little to ease doubts Is the Assassin's Creed movie actually going to be good? Science More » Genes that influence how long you stay in education uncovered by study Could yoghurt cure dandruff? Bacteria key to keeping flakes at bay, say researchers Environment More » Why is climate champion Richard Branson allowing deniers on a Virgin podcast? | Graham Readfearn Great Barrier Reef boat fire: police say blaze may have started in engine Video More » Labor's Sam Dastyari and kids star in 'cutest guide to tax avoidance' – video Bernard Fanning releases politically charged song – video World's oldest known axe discovered in Australia – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Celebrities protest at 'crazy' redundancy of Age arts critic Geoffrey Rush and Helen Garner petition editor over sacking of Philippa Hawker. Plus News Corp's finest just can't leave Waleed Aly alone George Clooney: 'There's not going to be a President Donald Trump' Egypt 'suppressing truth' over hidden chambers in Tutankhamun's tomb Azealia Banks axed from UK festival after racist rant at Zayn Malik Two men killed by train in Melbourne 'Tantalisingly close': is solar thermal energy ready to replace coal-fired power? Sport Culture Comment is free Get more Guardian emails Manage your email preferences One-click unsubscribe You are receiving this email because you are a Guardian Today - Australia edition subscriber. Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396