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A flight to ancient rituals in an age of AI is spurring more homeowners, estate agents and architects to call on energy healing practices. What were once hushed whispers are now an open secret
Intel’s new boss starts with wafer-thin expectationsNews Feed
Restoring a tarnished icon even in calm times is no simple task
How can platforms offer such high interest rates?News Feed
The use of liquidity tools enables providers to beef up returns on customers’ uninvested cash
A Tory-Reform pact now would lock in Reform’s weaknessNews Feed
Nigel Farage lacks leverage needed to secure favourable terms but gains at the next election would shift balance of power
Kirsty Wark’s guide to Glasgow – ‘my grand old city’News Feed
The presenter, journalist and 2025 Bafta fellow on the antiques, art and ice cream that have enchanted her since she was a little girl
Are you ready to roti? (The most challenging bake of all)News Feed
Recipes for this buttery Malaysian flatbread are hard to find. Making it is even harder
At home with William Kentridge, South Africa’s greatest living artistNews Feed
On the eve of two major solo shows and as he turns 70, the artist and director opens up his family house in Johannesburg
ADRessing the dragon in the roomNews Feed
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Dutch National Opera’s Die Frau ohne Schatten is an intriguing take on a thorny workNews Feed
Katie Mitchell’s Amsterdam staging of Strauss’s opera is impressive and well acted — though the singers struggle with their roles