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While governments put their faith in artificial intelligence, a “techlash” is building among a younger generation.
Simon Woolley: behind every headline was a human being: a son, a brother, a colleague and a teacher.
The Trainspotting author speaks to George Monaghan about death, decay and the good life.
Nicholas Harris: The modern Englishman abroad has never been so well catered for.
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