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The billionaire’s daughter who knows what you’re thinking

New York Times: Aware of her family’s extreme wealth, she's working to bridge divides.

The 15-minute city: How an old idea sparked new conspiracy theories

New York Times: In urban plans, some see a plot to 'take away your personal freedoms'.

Global economy: Will higher wages prolong inflation?

Financial Times: Why a wage-price spiral could cause a "serious problem".

Is there an ethical way to kill rats? Should we even ask?

New York Times: Welcome to the rat trapper’s dilemma.

I went to Syria, the country that remade our world, and this is what I saw

New York Times: Foolish to continue to ignore Syria in the aftermath of the earthquake.

Boris Becker has some marriage advice for Prince Harry

Financial Times: The tennis star on his money, his love life and what he learnt in prison.

He survived the Trade Centre bombing. ‘I always knew they’d be back’

New York Times: Thirty years ago, Tim Lang was injured in first attack on the twin towers.

REM sleep is magical. Here’s what the experts know

New York Times: A lot happens during the most active sleep cycle.

How much is Manchester United really worth?

Financial Times: Club up for sale with a reported target price of $9b - $11b.

The fight over fox hunting: A cold war on England’s muddy fields

New York Times: Activists say they're battling cruelty. Hunters say it's a class vendetta.

A week on, Muriwai copes with loss, shuttered homes and a scarred landscape

In a community where the extreme is a way of life, Cyclone Gabrielle delivered a shock.

How to make a caregiving plan (so it’s ready when you need it)

New York Times: What you should cover - and how to get the conversation started.

Inside the hunt for UFOs at the end of the world

New York Times: As the buzz over shot-down objects grew, America called off the search.

‘Brainwashing a generation’: Schools fight back against Andrew Tate’s views

New York Times: Across Britain, teachers have noticed a change in their male students.

An award-winning, top-rated news anchor was fired soon after going grey

NY Times: Lisa LaFlamme, 58, was forced to sign off without a proper farewell.

Julianne Moore on guns, wealth and Hollywood hypocrisy

Times: Actress hadn’t taken a role that involved aiming a weapon for 15 years - until now.

Raquel Welch was the best advert for the movies that the movies ever had

Telegraph: She was the ultimate sex symbol - and, once the gawping stopped, so much more.

I love you, but I don’t want to sleep with you

New York Times: Snoring and conflicting schedules are the top reasons couples sleep apart.