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Dominic Raab, the new Brexit secretary, is said to be taking a hands-on approach to preparations for no deal. The EU gave the British negotiating team a torrid time at the first presentation of the UK’s white paper on the future relationship during this week’s talks, the Guardian has learned. Led by Michel Barnier’s deputy, Sabine Weyand, the EU’s team of officials picked apart the most contentious parts of the paper as it was presented by Olly Robbins, Theresa May’s chief Brexit adviser, leading to increased concerns on both sides that a no-deal scenario is moving from possible to likely.

Boris Johnson launched a scathing attack on Theresa May’s Brexit plan in his Commons resignation speech, describing it as “miserable, permanent limbo”. Mr Johnson, who stepped down as foreign secretary last week, called for the PM to tear up her "miserable" plans for close relations with the EU and return to the "glorious vision" of global Britain which she previously set out. In a highly-charged personal statement to the House of Commons, Mr Johnson did not directly challenge to Mrs May's position as Prime Minister and Conservative leader.

Elon Musk baselessly attacked Vernon Unsworth, calling him a ‘pedo’ on Twitter. Tesla investors have demanded an apology from CEO Elon Musk after he lashed out at a British cave diver who rescued children in Thailand. Musk’s posts on Twitter sparked backlash from shareholders and Silicon Valley analysts, who called his behavior immature and an impediment to the car company’s success.

The great thing about running is that it's something just about anyone can get into, according to Roberto Mandje, a former professional runner who competed in the 2004 Olympics and is now the head coach at New York Road Runners, the nonprofit that organizes the New York Marathon. "It's relatively speaking, universal," Mandje said. "It doesn't matter if you're old, young, male, female, wealthy or not, it's very inclusive." In a conversation with Business Insider, Mandje offered a series of tips meant to help anyone interested in running, whether the person is a beginner or already training for a marathon.

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