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the guardian today Thursday 13 Aug 2015 g Editor's picks More » China blasts: fireball from Tianjin explosions injures hundreds and kills at least 17 – latest updates Rolling coverage as huge explosions rock the northern port city of Tianjin Burmese forces surround ruling party headquarters and confine MPs – report China devalues yuan for third straight day, adding to fears of currency war Former US president Jimmy Carter reveals he has cancer Tony Blair: Labour faces 'annihilation' if Jeremy Corbyn wins leadership Government will step in if councils don't fast-track fracking applications Most viewed in last 24 hours More » China explosion: Huge blasts in Tianjin kill at least 17 and injure hundreds Homes on other side of port city shaken by blasts after shipment of explosives goes up in flames just before midnight local time Even if you hate me, please don't take Labour over the cliff edge | Tony Blair Eva Carneiro's Facebook post played big part in fall-out with José Mourinho Unpaid UN intern who slept in tent quits after media uproar Hard cheese: Pornhub may face legal action over Parmigiano-Reggiano ad Medics rally to demoted Chelsea doctor after Mourinho touchline row Sport More » Rory McIlroy vows to keep on kicking as he faces up to Spieth challenge England's Jos Buttler looks for normal service to resume with the bat | John Ashdown Nick Symmonds' battle with Nike's corporate autocrats deserves support | Marina Hyde Comment is free More » It's not migrants who are the marauders and plunderers | Seumas Milne Tinder is not to blame – dating has always been horrific and weird | Hadley Freeman This isn't China's Lehman moment – yet | Linda Yueh Culture More » Edinburgh play invites audience into brothel to highlight sex workers' plight The Great British Bake Off 2015, episode two – as it happened The Hateful Eight trailer is full of snow, spite and typical Tarantino Business More » China stuns financial markets by devaluing yuan for second day running Greek bailout terms to give eurozone vast powers over policymaking Technology More » Inside Alphabet: why Google rebranded itself and what happens next Hey, Siri! Meet the real people behind Apple's voice activated assistant Travel More » Cosy becomes cool: five great cabins to rent in the UK Adventures in Barcelona: a day trip escape for inspiring city views Life and style More » Eight courses high and rising: Amsterdam's gourmet marijuana dining experience Kitchen gadgets review: Handpresso Wild – a coffee-dispensing bike pump Eyewitness picture of the day More » The final 20,000 of 96m black balls are released into a Los Angeles reservoir to help conserve water in drought-stricken California. The floating plastic balls, which cost 36 cents each, reduce evaporation and protect the water against contamination Gene Blevins/REX Shutterstock Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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