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[ad_1] Up to 150 people are feared to have died in a landslide in Guatemala after Storm Eta hit Central America with torrential rains. Many of those who lost their lives in the remote mountain town of Queja in the country’s central Alta Verapaz region were buried in their homes …

[ad_1] Sign up for The Guardian’s First Thing newsletter For four years, he enjoyed his unwavering loyalty. They shielded him from prosecution, tacitly endorsed when children at the border were taken away from their parents and placed in cages, and they looked the other way as Americans peacefully protesting were …

[ad_1] We are backing up a lot of Premier League goals in the last weekend before the international break. Our betting tips this week begin in Merseyside, where Everton are looking to get back on the winning track after two losses in a row. 7 Carlo Ancelotti’s team have lost …

[ad_1] Scotland has become the first part of the UK to ban hitting children after new legislation came into force. Changes to the law that provide children the same protection against assault as adults were approved by the Scottish Parliament last year and take effect from Saturday. Scotland becomes the …

[ad_1] Liverpool versus Manchester City has become the biggest game on the English calendar in recent years not because of history, rivalry or hatred, but because of performance. Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola moved to England around the same time, with the latter’s team reaching peak level on the pitch …

[ad_1] On November 11, 1920, the body of an unnamed soldier was carried in a procession from Hyde Park to the Mall, past Buckingham Palace, among the silent crowd gathered to remember the unknown dead of World War I. At 11 o’clock there was two minutes of silence as the …

[ad_1] A neo-Nazi teenager who gave advice to international extremists on how to make improvised firearms after becoming “obsessed” with mass shootings has been jailed. 17-year-old Paul Dunleavy may be named for the first time after a judge lifted an information restriction that prevented his identity from being made public. …

[ad_1] Jurgen Klopp laughs out loud when it is mentioned that Pep Guardiola seems obsessed with Liverpool, before diplomatically avoiding a response. However, the joy shows his elevated, almost joyous mood when it comes to facing Manchester City, in part because he enjoys encounters with a manager he considers the …

[ad_1] Donald Trump’s desperate attempt to cling to power with lies and accusations continued last night even as it became clear that Joe Biden was on his way to replace him. But while the hysterical president lashed out with more false claims of election manipulation, his Democratic rival threatened to …

[ad_1] Sign up for The Guardian’s First Thing newsletter Donald Trump could lose more than just the presidency this January. Twitter has confirmed that if Trump leaves office, he will no longer receive special treatment as a “newsworthy individual.” Twitter’s newsworthiness policy protects certain individuals, such as elected officials with …