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Volodymyr Zelenskiy has 30.4% of vote, beating Petro Poroshenko and ex-PM Yulia Tymoshenko
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But early results point to opposition wins in Ankara and Istanbul, and recounts likely
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Remainers and Brexiters alike threaten to resign as MPs prepare for second round of indicative votes
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Natalia Fileva, a co-owner of private Russian airline S7, died when her plane went down in a field south of Frankfurt
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Spotlight
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Writing listicles at Buzzfeed wasn’t just a cynical numbers grab, not for me anyway
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Klara Dollan spent nine months totally unaware that she was pregnant. The possibility only crossed her mind as she gave birth in her bathroom. But cryptic pregnancies like hers are far from unusual
Opinion
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Trump and Brexit were not some perversions brought about by corrupt campaigners, but the result of years of failing politics, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik
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Children learning about same-sex relationships needn’t be contentious – they’re just part of life
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The Liverpool manager, Jürgen Klopp, admitted luck played its part after Hugo Lloris made a terrible error in the 90th minute
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Roger Federer became tennis’ first repeat champion of 2019 when he won his 101st career singles title by beating defending champion John Isner
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Lewis Hamilton made the most of engine trouble for Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, who was leading, to win the Bahrain Grand Prix from his Mercedes team-mate, Valtteri Bottas
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Neil Warnock, Cardiff City’s manager, criticised Chelsea’s equalising offside goal and a penalty not given, saying after a 2-1 defeat: ‘At this level these mistakes shouldn’t happen’
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Amélie de Montchalin is junior Europe minister and Sibeth Ndiaye made spokeswoman
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After the attacks, Paul Pavlou, 59, told the victim he loved him and that he was a ‘child of God’
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Culture
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Courtyard collage celebrating art gallery’s 30th anniversary created an optical illusion
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Jonah Hill’s ability to switch from fast-talking clown to serious commentator has made him an unusual member of the Hollywood in-crowd. But then the actor turned director has always been a game changer
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As the court case between the Autonomy founder and Hewlett-Packard rumbles on, the real loser is the English language
Lifestyle
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Encouraged by all the catwalk and social media stars with grey hair, Emma Beddington decides to give it a try. But her ‘greynaissance’ raises more issues than she expected…
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Men never worry when it’s the other way round, says Mariella Frostrup. So celebrate your good fortune
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The president celebrated the Mueller report – but then his latest effort to invalidate Obamacare left some feeling he ‘stepped all over that message’
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The South African teenager was 15 when he was enrolled in a training camp that claimed to ‘make men out of boys’. Was the resurgence of the far right to blame for his death?
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Anna Sorokin, who went by ‘Anna Delvey’, is accused of perpetrating a two-year, $275,000 scam of friends, banks, designers and upscale hotels
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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Charles Jeffrey Loverboy collaborates with Björn Borg, Bode uses antique fabric for a new collection, and celebrating Barbie’s 60th birthday
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The pop great, who died last week aged 76, photographed in 1970, just as his initial creative burst was ending
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Photographer Stephan Zirwes celebrates German public swimming pools in a series shortlisted for the Sony world photography awards
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The aftermath of Cyclone Idai, the fall of Islamic State in Baghuz, the crisis in Venezuela and the Bombay Beach Biennale in California – the week captured by the world’s best photojournalists
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As Bauhaus celebrates its first century, here’s our pick from the high street
Annie Leibovitz interview The photographer on the shots that made her