CloseSkip to main contentsign inSaved for laterComment activityEdit profileEmail preferencesChange passwordSign outsubscribesearchjobsmorefrom the guardian:jobschange edition:switch to the  UK  editionswitch to the  AU  editionswitch to the  INT  editionUS editionswitch to the UK editionswitch to the Australia editionswitch to the InternationalThe ObserverhomehomeUSworldopinionsportssoccertechartslifestylefashionbusinesstravelenvironmentsciencebrowse all sectionsclosethe observerAll Observer storiesDavid CameronParents should be taught how to control childrenPrime minister to offer families vouchers for parenting lessons as he says that we all need guidanceParents should be taught how to control childrenLabourJeremy Corbyn defends reshuffle with call for unityLeader’s attempt to heal party divisions comes under further strain as MP quits policy review role on BBC televisionJeremy Corbyn ‘Reshuffle? Focus on Tory failings in health, housing and education instead’Jeremy Corbyn ‘Reshuffle? Focus on Tory failings in health, housing and education instead’Jeremy Corbyn defends reshuffle with call for unityCologneProtests over sex attacks: ‘I am full of sorrow for Germany’Three competing rallies hit the streets as women, neo-Nazis and anti-fascists demonstrate about the new year’s assaults, police mishandling and the ensuing race hateAngela Merkel seeks tougher laws to deport migrants after Cologne sex attacksAngela Merkel seeks tougher laws to deport migrants after Cologne sex attacksProtests over sex attacks: ‘I am full of sorrow for Germany’NetflixReal-life whodunnit spurs 275,000 viewers to demand pardon for ‘murderer’US authorities considering petitions signed by fans of Netflix’s real-life whodunnit who believe Steven Avery was framedEva Wiseman The mother of all murder storiesEva Wiseman The mother of all murder storiesReal-life whodunnit spurs 275,000 viewers to demand pardon for ‘murderer’Charlie HebdoOne year later, my friend tells me: ‘This just isn’t the same Paris’Ed Vulliamy was in the French capital in the wake of last year’s attack. He went back to find Parisians torn between fear, defiance and a desire to carry onOne year later, my friend tells me: ‘This just isn’t the same Paris’HousingCrisis hits 1960s levels as tenants battle to cope, says ShelterFive decades after Cathy Come Home, charity says that 53% of private tenants are struggling to pay rentCrisis hits 1960s levels as tenants battle to cope, says ShelterBrexitTwo-thirds of Tory MPs want Britain to quit European UnionTwo-thirds of Tory MPs want Britain to quit European UnionMexicoDrug lord El Chapo's 'desire to make film' led to captureDrug lord El Chapo's 'desire to make film' led to captureAsylumAnger grows over fate of Calais child refugees denied a UK hearingAnger grows over fate of Calais child refugees denied a UK hearingArms tradeSaudi arms sales are in breach of international law, Britain is toldSaudi arms sales are in breach of international law, Britain is toldIslamic