The Guardian today: British officials drop 'cake and eat it' approach to Brexit negotiations

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the guardian today Monday 03 Jul 2017 Headlines More » British officials drop 'cake and eat it' approach to Brexit negotiations Exclusive: insiders say ministers will have to choose between economic interests or sovereignty but Brexit department denies any change of mood Donald Trump may make 'sneak' visit to UK within fortnight Eight wounded in shooting near French mosque, but police rule out terrorism Britons booking holidays online to get protection if travel firms go bust Boris Johnson: lift 1% ceiling on public sector pay increases Children in north of England 70% more like to be taken into care, study reveals Most viewed in last 24 hours More » I don't want to have sex with my husband any more A reader who married as a virgin finds sex burdensome, but doesn't want to divorce. Mariella Frostrup says she needs to take control of her physical needs to reignite the passion Virgin Trains feels heat after blaming delays on drivers taking rest days Pope shows solidarity with Charlie Gard's parents Large influx of new Ukip members prompts fears of far-right takeover May's Brexit plan could hit rights of Britons abroad, campaigners tell EU Get Carters: Beyoncé and Jay-Z file trademark on twin names Rumi and Sir Sport More » Warren Gatland wary of All Blacks' response after Lions 'poked the bear' Team Sky's Nicolas Portal defends squad amid allegations over skin suit Andy Murray's ability to overcome adversity faces ultimate Wimbledon test Comment is free More » Homophobia is back – it's no accident that nationalism is too | Zoe Williams Freedom of movement helped British creativity thrive. Its loss will diminish us | Nicholas Hytner My brother died at Hillsborough. At last, after 28 years, I can sleep soundly | Martin Thompson Culture More » The Duchess: The Untold Story by Penny Junor – digested read New Order + Liam Gillick: So It Goes review – a suitably theatrical Manchester return Sofia Coppola: 'I never felt I had to fit into the majority view' Business More » Co-op energy chief predicts more small suppliers could go bust South Sudan's million-strong refugee crisis is a test for the World Bank Technology More » Facebook drone that could bring global internet access completes test flight Internet regulation: is it time to rein in the tech giants? Travel More » Sweden's High Coast: an uplifting experience Blazing saddles: horse riding along Menorca's Camí de Cavalls Life and style More » Searching for sexiness in the 'weekend park dad' Nigel Slater's squid recipes Football Comment is free Environment

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the guardian today - Australia edition Monday 03 Jul 2017 Headlines More » Malcolm Turnbull commits to run and win as prime minister in 2019 election Comments two days after he said he would leave parliament if he lost the prime ministership come as Arthur Sinodinos warns if Turnbull leaves parliament, it would be a tough battle for his seat New Jersey beach shut for everyone bar Chris Christie and family Victorian government signs deal to buy threatened Heyfield timber mill British-Iranian woman jailed in Tehran in state of 'despair' Greens senators defend Richard Di Natale leadership and say Lee Rhiannon out of line Men are affected by the biological clock as well, researchers find Sport More » Life imitates Rocky as little-known Jeff Horn teaches Manny Pacquiao a lesson Dustin Martin delivers on-field menace to take Richmond into contention | Craig Little Warren Gatland wary of All Blacks' response after Lions 'poked the bear' Australia seal five-wicket win over New Zealand at Women's Cricket World Cup – as it happened All Blacks defeats are so rare they make it their duty to learn from them | Andy Bull Culture More » From Glow to The Handmaid's Tale: the best of July's film and TV streaming in Australia Chris Lilley's Jonah from Tonga withdrawn by New Zealand's Māori Television Fantastic beasts and where to find them: Australian native wildlife – in pictures Comment is free More » This is one Indigenous policy that really works | Kristal Kinsela for IndigenousX Pay cuts pit workers against business greed and guess who's won under Turnbull? | Van Badham Cardinal Pell is entitled to the presumption of innocence. Unlike some people | First Dog on the Moon Life and style More » Sailing the Whitsundays: white sand, snorkelling and a blissful digital detox War on waste: readers share their top tips for reducing their environmental footprint Searching for sexiness in the 'weekend park dad' Technology More » Facebook drone that could bring global internet access completes test flight Internet regulation: is it time to rein in the tech giants? Science More » How Antarctica became home to a new kind of scientific diplomacy Texting on a mobile phone makes you walk sillily, study finds Environment More » Farmers join fight against Adani coalmine over environmental concerns Tasmania trials artificial shy albatross nests to help seabird fight extinction Video More » WBO welterweight winner Jeff Horn: 'I have climbed the Pacquiao mountain' – video Bangarra: Indigenous Australian dance company tells the conflicted story of Bennelong – video Cardinal Pell: 'I'm looking forward finally to having my day in court' – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Trump accused of encouraging attacks on journalists with CNN body-slam tweet CNN statement says president 'involved in juvenile behavior far below the dignity of his office' while Ben Sasse says he is 'trying to weaponise distrust' Get Carters: Beyoncé and Jay-Z file trademark on twin names Rumi and Sir 'I should feel pleased the fast is having the desired effects but my life is boring' Indian woman in fifth acid attack despite police protection The gap in the G20 agenda (and why world leaders should listen to Rihanna) | Julia Gillard British officials drop 'cake and eat it' approach to Brexit negotiations Sport Culture Comment is free Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396