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There is a populist idea that would be both good economics and good politics
Authorities make travelling abroad difficult for growing number of public sector employees
Chastened by fractious Labour conference, PM bids to draw a line under mis-steps and ‘get a grip’ on No 10
There is a reason white-collar workers obsess about the most apparently trivial things
Glen Earrach’s pumped storage hydro project aims to facilitate energy transition with vast ‘water battery’
Unsightly kerbside debris to some, eco-friendly cycles for hire have improved urban journeys
How strong and difficult feelings might be used to strengthen intimacy rather than corrode it
The sublime ruins of our heavy manufacturing past can have a new life as monuments
From ‘putt plans’ to fridge-temperature balls, nothing is left to chance in the Italian heat
The unlikely story of the trio behind Soviet agent George Blake’s infamous bolt from Wormwood Scrubs
A museum closure has shone a light on the vast collections acquired during the bubble years — and warned companies that change is coming
The US president had hoped to disentangle from the Middle East. But the turbulence in the region could influence the election and define his legacy
The Norwegian politician on his decade as a KGB contact, crossing Russia’s red lines — and what comes next for Ukraine
The reality queen-turned-retail mogul is moulding a new generation of shoppers
Meta chief seeks neutral stance ahead of US election but critics argue he is placating critics such as Trump
Kyoto’s temple to Mario and Co is stingy where it matters
Studying the way we stumble into cognitive traps could be key to understanding how to beat misinformation
Weight loss drugs appear to be having an effect at the population level
After watching its support slip dramatically, the pro-unity party has its work cut out to stage a comeback in a looming election
Without US support, analysts believe the Israeli air force will struggle to mount a successful operation
Vice-president builds ties with finance bosses in attempt to quell support for Trump
What I learnt from becoming a middle-aged man in Lycra
Our critic’s journey to rediscover the joy of fine dining takes a positive turn in Copenhagen
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says the government has a growth plan, but self-imposed red lines leave little room for manoeuvre
After decades of stagnation, the world’s biggest tech groups and banks are considering an alternative energy option
