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the guardian today Sunday 20 Dec 2015 Editor's picks More » Living wage will lead to new boom in migrants, claim Eurosceptics Tory critics brand David Cameron's strategy 'a farce' and say pay boost will draw ever more workers to the UK Labour party may need to split to survive, says key ex-Blair adviser Police who shoot to kill may get greater legal protection under security review 'Stoner sloth' anti-drug campaign gets reality check as medical experts walk away Mark Clarke was handed members' details by Conservative central office Air France flight makes emergency landing in Kenya after bomb alert Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Mutiny in the air as Chelsea's players are pilloried after José Mourinho's exit | Dominic Fifield Guus Hiddink will have recognised, even in victory against Sunderland, that the landscape has changed at the club from his time as an interim six years ago Lazy, drunken, promiscuous, rude ... why the UK loves to hate young white men I found out my friend used IVF. I feel she should tell her kids | Mariella Frostrup FBI snooped on singer Pete Seeger for 20 years Jay McGuinness wins Strictly Come Dancing 2015 Pressure builds on Louis van Gaal as José Mourinho waits in the wings Sport More » Billy Joe Saunders outsmarts Andy Lee to win WBO middleweight title Jimmy Hill: the punditry trailblazer who wore hostility as a badge of honour | Martin Kelner Jimmy Gopperth comes to the fore as Wasps strike back against Bath Comment is free More » For José Mourinho, success was a sign of his greatness. Failure was someone else's fault | David Baddiel Is this really the end for America's death penalty? | Nick Cohen Rebuilding stately ruins is not always the wise response | Catherine Bennett Culture More » Star Wars: The Force Awakens review – consider me conquered 2015: Eyewitness accounts of the year's most defining moments Raymond Briggs: 'Don't call me the king of Christmas. I don't like children, I try to avoid them' Business More » Who will be the winners in the Christmas supermarket sweep? Sports Direct's Mike Ashley to face MPs over working conditions Technology More » Tech firms' 2015 reviews: what they tell us … and what they didn't say Tim Cook calls notion of Apple avoiding US taxes 'political crap' Travel More » What's better than a rich French paté? An even richerpot of rillettes Naples: what to see, plus the best restaurants, bars and hotels Life and style More » Our Christmas tree: 'We like making popcorn tinsel together' Oklava: restaurant review | Jay Rayner Eyewitness picture of the day More » Flagposts outside the US embassy cast their shadows on a vintage car. Reuters Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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