The Guardian today: Ambassador to EU quits and warns staff over 'muddled thinking'

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the guardian today Wednesday 04 Jan 2017 Headlines More » Ambassador to EU quits and warns staff over 'muddled thinking' Sir Ivan Rogers says negotiating experience is in 'short supply' and that politicians disliked his warnings of pitfalls in his resignation email No evidence sugar-free soft drinks aid weight loss – study House Republicans drop rule change gutting ethics watchdog UK bosses make more in two and a half days than workers earn all year Chelsea football fans convicted of racist violence in Paris M62 shooting: man killed by police during planned operation Most viewed in last 24 hours More » When celebrities used Myspace: the profiles A-listers try to forget With early Tyler, the Creator music unearthed through his page, we tracked down the profiles of other stars – including Tom Hardy and Taylor Swift I've left Twitter. It is unusable for anyone but trolls, robots and dictators | Lindy West Archaeologist defies sceptics in pursuit of lost city of Trellech 'Terrified' mother died after C-section advice dismissed, inquest hears Republican senators introduce bill to move US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem Olivier Giroud caps Arsenal's fightback to earn point in Bournemouth thriller Sport More » Eddie Jones draws up Six Nations plans to cover for injured England stars Australia v Pakistan: third Test, day two – live! Hull City part company with Mike Phelan following West Brom defeat Comment is free More » Labour can tackle the challenges of Brexit in a way Theresa May simply cannot | Keir Starmer Sir Ivan Rogers' sudden departure is a hit to Theresa May's Brexit plans | Matthew d'Ancona It's a disgrace that a Paralympian had to wet herself on a train – but not a surprise | Penny Pepper Culture More » Why a film celebrating McDonald's is the perfect start for Trump cinema Parekh & Singh, the pop princes at the forefront of India's new wave Sharon Horgan: 'Carrie Fisher was so real it was dangerous' Business More » UK manufacturing growth at a 30-month high, says PMI survey Economists dispute claim that Brexit could create 400,000 jobs Technology More » From self-walking shoes to full-body Airblades, the amazing tech 2017 should deliver Tax, not tech, gives Airbnb advantages in UK Travel More » 48 hours in Port Douglas: where ancient rainforest meets coral sea Saving loggerhead turtles: the annual sacrifice to preserve an ancient journey Life and style More » How was your weekend running? Taking on 'cake culture': how to say no to office treats Eyewitness picture of the day More » Men lead their camels across the dunes in the Liwa desert in the United Arab Emirates, 250km west of Abu Dhabi, during the Liwa Moreeb dune festival, which celebrates the folklore of the region AFP/Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment

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