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Cosi fan tutte: Seduction, scandal and the power of sisterhood

Two new-generation divas on how opera is reshaping women's stories.

'Something is wrong': The forgotten disease that's become a silent killer

Government documents reveal stonemasons remain at risk from the deadly dust.

‘You can’t unsee it’: The content moderators taking on Facebook

Financial Times: They review graphic content so users don’t have to. Now, they are suing.

Lucy Ansbro’s house is on the edge of a crumbling cliff. She’s desperate to stay

NY Times: Homeowners along England's coast are watching the sea swallow their communities.

Quick blood tests to spot cancer: Will they help or harm patients?

Financial Times: Companies claim they can analyse DNA to find the disease early.

Your DNA can now be pulled from thin air. Privacy experts are worried

New York Times: Wildlife scientists inadvertently hand authorities a 'powerful new tool'.

From Sopranos to White Lotus: Michael Imperioli on a roll after beating cocaine

Times: He was set to take over the world after The Sopranos. So what happened?

At 81, Martha Stewart has a new gig - Sports Illustrated cover star

New York Times: "All these people were prodding me and talking about 'the girls'."

20 small food changes that will make a big difference to your health

Telegraph: Professor Tim Spector's simple food hacks for better health.

Theranos's $100m conwoman says she’s changed

New York Times: The black turtlenecks are gone. So is the voice. And now it's "Liz".

The midlife confidence crash - and how to make a fresh start

Telegraph: Burnout and self-doubt have replaced the sports car as signs of a crisis.

‘I see no future’: Sherpas leave the job they made famous

NYT: One-third of the people who've died on Everest since records began have been Sherpas.

How healthy fats can help you lose weight

Telegraph: Here's why reaching for the low-fat yoghurt is probably a bad move.

Marketplace disputes, David and Goliath battles - the secret court cases hidden from the public

People and businesses are often found guilty - yet the public has no idea.

A horse earned $7.1 million in four years. Now he makes it in 11 days

New York Times: How top racehorses can make better money off the track.

The meth-soaked desperado killers: A driveway slaying in a time of Covid

Steve Braunias on the trial of methamphetamine desperadoes.