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From: The Sunday Times <noreply@info.thesundaytimes.co.uk>
Date: 8 April 2017 23:19:07 GMT-7
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Subject: In today's edition: Russia accused of complicity in Syria war crime
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View in your browser Sunday April 9 2017 Top reads ◆ The latest news, analysis and comment as President Trump takes the fight to Assad, and Boris Johnson's mission to Moscow becomes a victim to the fallout. Plus, we reveal that Westminster terrorist Khalid Masood had ties to a hardline Luton mosque ◆ In the Magazine, Bryan Appleyard talk to the three of the last surviving moonwalkers about their historical achievement – and how we will soon be going on to Mars. In Culture, Waldemar Januszczak has a tour of Damien Hirst's ambitious new Venetian show, and in Style we meet the new model of the moment, Selah Marley, daughter of the Fugees' Lauryn Hill ◆ In Sport, England's Justin Rose shares the lead at The Masters. Elsewhere, Derek Fox on board One For Arthur wins The Grand National at Aintree for trainer Lucinda Russell while Spurs and Chelsea secure comfortable wins to maintain the status quo in the Premier League title race. News Russia accused of complicity in Syria war crime Britain and America will this week directly accuse Russia of complicity in war crimes in Syria and demand that Vladimir Putin pull the rug from Bashar al-Assad's blood-soaked regime Read the full story Sarin chief's sons are UK citizens The son and brother of President Bashar al-Assad's alleged chemical weapons chief have been granted UK citizenship even though he is under international sanctions Read the full story 'Russia got dirty to stop us finding Litvinenko's killers' After years of silence the former Met officers who investigated the poisoning reveal how the Kremlin blocked and intimidated them Read the full story Your teacher's at the door — he wants your Xbox A top school has taken to confiscating phones and games consoles from pupils' homes to improve behaviour and grades Read the full story Sport Garcia pitches for major league Spaniard is joined at the top of the leaderboard by England's Justin Rose, with Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth waiting in the wings as a tantalising final day looms in the battle for the green jacket at Augusta Country Club in Georgia Read the full story Aintree hero is one for Scotland One For Arthur, with Derek Fox onboard, wins the Grand National for Lucinda Russell at Aintree, who becomes only the fourth woman trainer to claim racing's biggest prize Read the full story Business BrewDog punks cash in with £1bn deal The founders of BrewDog could pocket as much as £100m after selling a slug of the Scottish craft beer maker to an American private equity giant Read the full story Magazine Return of the rocket men As Trump plans to put a man on Mars, Buzz Aldrin and two fellow moonwalkers talk exclusively to Bryan Appleyard about their historic trips Read the full story News Review Prince Charles: The quirky man who would be king Prickly, fussy about his food and martinis and so given to bombarding ministers with ideas that Thatcher had to remind him she ran the country, Charles can be hard to fathom Read the full story World Dud bomb on Swedish terror lorry A lorry that ploughed into a crowded Swedish shopping district on Friday was packed with explosives that failed to ­detonate, according to police investi­gating an Islamist terror plot against the country's capital Read the full story Comment Rod Liddle: In this war between leavers and stayers, all us good guys are in the 'remain' camp People in the UK now live an average of 100 miles from their place of birth, according to a survey, as opposed to five miles 25 years ago Read the full story Style Selah Marley: girl of the moment Her mum is Lauryn Hill and her granddad was Bob Marley — but it's 18-year-old Selah Marley's time in the spotlight now. Anna Silman meets the new face of Ivy Park, Beyoncé's athleisure range Read the full story Culture Justine Frischmann: Snapping back Elastica's Justine Frischmann was the darling of Britpop. Then she gave it all up for art. In her first big interview for 20 years, she tells Jonathan Dean why her debut album deserves to be heard all over again (Image: Frankie Norstad) Read the full story Home Landed with a headache Rich, us? Meet the stately owners who can't manage to make their "mid-tier mansions" pay Read the full story Driving The Clarkson Review: Maserati Levante As I'm sure you will have noticed, people have started wearing trousers that are deliberately torn across both knees. Does this mean that the Savile Row tailor Gieves & Hawkes has jumped on the bandwagon and is selling suits with raggedy holes in the legs? Read the full story Travel May daze: the perfect month Southern Europe is at its dreamiest next month: it's warm, free from crowds and a bargain. We have 15 last-minute deals Read the full story Money Elderly paying 'loyalty tax' for utilities Pensioners who trust firms they have used for years can find themselves on expensive standard rates that cost them thousands Read the full story Scotland Police chief calls for armed officers The leader of Scotland's rank and file police has called for the options of officers carrying firearms and Tasers to be "on the table" in an urgent review required to protect police and the public. Read the full story Follow us You have received this email as part of your membership entitlement. If you no longer wish to receive these communications, please follow this link to edit your email preferences. You will continue to receive newsletters with exclusive benefits and updates, Times+ newsletters, offers and promotions and market research emails, provided you have not unsubscribed from those individual communications. This email is from a member of the News UK group. 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