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Meet the revenge quitters: why people are ditching their jobs – and refusing to go quietly
From marching bands to TikTok takedowns, employees are resigning in spectacular fashion. While going viral seems risky, some find it.
The plant-based problem: why vegan restaurants are closing – or adding meat to the menu
Veganism is still on the rise, but many popular venues and chains are shutting down. Are they victims of a.
The deadly toll on journalists in the Gaza war
With foreign media barred, Palestinians have reported alone, facing the ‘most deliberate effort to kill and silence’ them ever Continue.
Michael Rosen’s guide to having a happier day: listen to music, get a good night’s sleep … and add raisins to ice-cream
Philip Larkin wrote that ‘days are where we live’. Even in the bleakest of times, there are things you can.
Book burning, Latin prayers – and a lot of kids: inside the American ‘trad family’ movement
The movement towards simple, Christian living can be a yearning for order in a chaotic age. It’s also alarmingly retrograde.
‘Pink Floyd were my landscape. I was a hippy’: Pierce Brosnan revisits his old London haunts
The former 007 and current star of The Thursday Murder Club goes for a stroll in London’s Camden Town and.
Bland, easy to follow, for fans of everything: what has the Netflix algorithm done to our films?
When the streaming giant began making films guided by data that aimed to please a vast audience, the results were.
My favourite childhood outfit: ‘I wore Dad’s suede jacket until bits of it dangled into my tea’
I had a habit of nicking his clothes – I wore his suit jacket as a coat and his threadbare.
Can AIs suffer? Big tech and users grapple with one of most unsettling questions of our times
As first AI-led rights advocacy group is founded, industry is divided on whether models are, or can be, sentient AI.