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  • Troops killed in rogue attack named - PA
  • President Lugo fires Paraguay's military chiefs - AP
  • GM to axe 10,000 Vauxhall-Opel jobs - PA
  • Tropical Storm Ida strengthens in SW Caribbean - AP
  • Cameron in new EU referendum pledge - PA
  • Correction: Rapist's Home-Bodies story - AP
  • Freedom's wonderful, says mercenary - PA
  • Rick Warren, Reader's Digest part ways on project - AP
  • MP mortgage payments go in shake-up - PA
  • Hindus, yoga teachers question Mo. sales tax - AP

  • • France: 'Autistic Tories castrated Britain in Europe'

      Minister says Cameron pledge to reclaim EU powers is 'pathetic' and will leave UK isolated

      • Six ways Tories want to reform EU relationship
      • Cameron backs away from EU 'bust-up'
      • MEPs baffled by Tory 'new EU deal'
      • Seumas Milne: War on Brussels is just posturing

    • British troops hunt soldiers' killer

      Urgent review ordered into the extent of Taliban infiltration of the 100,000-strong Afghan police force

      • 'This has devastated all of us', says soldier's family
      • Analysis: 'Wishful thinking that it's just one'
      • Who is the enemy in Afghanistan?
      • Interactive map: where the soldiers died

    • CIA agents convicted of kidnapping

      Conviction of Milan bureau head and 23 others in absentia is first over rendition of terror suspects

    • Mann - I'll testify against Thatcher

      Ex-PM's son 'should face justice' along with oil tycoon Eli Calil over failed plot in Equatorial Guinea, says Mann

  • • The millionaire who lived his life online

      ... and then disappeared

      Andrew Smith tracks down Josh Harris, one of the first internet entrepreneurs - and the man who blew £80m
      

    • Corruption fears over Ivory Coast toxic waste victims' £30m payout

      Trafigura compensation for 30,000 people is frozen and lawyers say that money may 'simply disappear'

    • Paris nightlife is passé, says petition

      Musicians and venues say overzealous legislation is strangling the French capital's famous cultural scene

  • 10,000 jobs at Vauxhall and Opel still at risk
  • Kelly wants MP mortgage claims ban
  • Democrats reflect on election losses
  • Sacked Nutt may set up new drugs body
  • Metal detectorist finds treasure on first trip

  • Mousavi supporters march through Tehran
  • Equatorial Guinea pardons Simon Mann
  • Guardian Daily: Battle of Lisbon
  • Champions League: Ferguson and Ancelotti

  • 

    Fábregas leads Arsenal rout of AZ

    Cesc Fábregas scores twice as Gunners all but book their place in the Champions League knockout stages

    • Inter hit two late goals to overcome Dynamo Kiev

  • Handbags haunt England 2018 bid

    Seemingly innocuous gift to Fifa executive committee members blows up into embarrassing row

  • 

    Pains of Youth: Echoes of the past

    Audio slideshow: Immerse yourself in the the soundworld of Katie Mitchell's evocative new production

  • Jon Ronson's staring roles

    The Men Who Stare at Goats author picks movie eyeball encounters of a different kind

    • Goats on film: a dying breed?

  • 

    Satellite eye on Earth: October

    (19 pictures) Super typhoons, dust plumes and calderas captured by Esa and Nasa satellites

  • The Pacific's plastic shame

    Gallery (7 pictures): Startling images of dead albatross chicks show havoc wreaked by plastic litter

  • 

    Get fit for the slopes

    Warren Smith presents his first set of exercises to improve your skiing and reduce your injury risk

  • Spotted online - city tips from locals

    From authentic Swedish meatballs in Stockholm to a Hamburg house party where everyone's welcome

  • Katine: Two years on

    Discover the changes that have been made in this rural sub-county of north-east Uganda

    • Madeleine Bunting: There's much to celebrate

  

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  • Football Weekly podcast: Lyon or bust for Rafael Benítez and Liverpool?

    Presented by James Richardson and produced by Ben Green

  • Chatterbox Wednesday

  • Response: It is ludicrous for social workers to complain about record-keeping

    John Freeman

  • Rafael Benítez's nerve-shredding rollercoaster is hurtling towards oblivion | Richard Williams

    Richard Williams

  • Spooks: series eight, episode one

    Vicky Frost

  • How your internet knowledge can help African radio

    Mercedes Bunz

  • OLPC XO-2 cancelled: tablet will be developed next

    Jack Schofield

  • Abandoning Afghans not the answer

    Malcolm Rifkind: Kim Howells's call for a unilateral withdrawal from Afghanistan is profoundly wrong

  • Mandelson the altruistic antelope

    Zoe Williams: Mandelson's vision of the universities of the future looks like old-fashioned spin

  • 

    Testing a rocket for a supersonic car

    Daniel Jubb: We'll witness a spectacular jet of flame shooting 50 feet … or one hell of an explosion

  • What kills Apple's Time Capsules?

    For hundreds, wireless storage device turns into expensive plastic brick 18 months after purchase

  • Fed keeps US rates at near-zero levels

    Federal Reserve reaffirms commitment to 'extraordinary measures' designed to lift it out of recession

  • Service industry back in business

    Britain's dominant services sector enjoyed its strongest performance in more than two years last month

  • 

    Hard cheese

    Why are we so far behind France and Italy in protecting our local delicacies, asks Allegra McEvedy

  • A disabled man and his assistants

    Stefano Goodman tells how his intimate relationships with strangers takes a bit of getting used to

  3. Champions League: Lyon v Liverpool - as it happened
  4. Boris Johnson saves woman from street attack

  1. Man accidentally ejects himself from plane

  • Lyon 1

    Liverpool 1

    Late equaliser for Lyon pushes Liverpool near to Champions League exit
    

  • This little piggy's

    .... the perfect pet

    Micro pigs are the new must-have pets – even the Beckhams have two
    

  • Jimmy Carr

    Offensive? Moi?

    The comedian on his particularly controversial brand of humour
    

  • Marina Hyde

    Spare us the phoney poppy apoplexy

    

  • Fourth plinth

    Hero honoured

    Sculpture of Battle of Britain pilot wins place in Trafalgar Square
    

  • Fashion

    Cool kids clothes

    Stella McCartney's Gap Kids range isn't the only high fashion for children
    

  • Down the tube?

    On your bike!

    Why David Cameron should keep off public transport
    

  • Question time

    Zoë Ball

    DJ on her new TV show, giving up drink and being pregnant again
    

  • Disney in China

    Mouse diplomacy

    After 10 years, Beijing gives green light to $3.5bn Shanghai park
    

  • Timothy
    Garton Ash

    1989 changed the world. But where now for Europe?

    

  • Ant-itecture?

    It's on the map

    Giant ants' nests given special building protection in Northumberland
    

  • Steve Martin

    Host with most

    Insider's outsider has right stuff to be Oscars host, says Xan Brooks
    

  • Bonfire night

    Where's the best?

    Readers recommend their top five firework displays
    

  • The Wire re-up

    Buy the book

    The Guardian's blog on the greatest TV show ever made, now in print
    

  

  

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  The documentary sensation about a year in a rural French School

  • Carbon Commentary
    Chris Goodall's superb climate change blog

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