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Thousands of Indian women have been abandoned by husbands working overseas

New York Times: 'The boys come, they enjoy, and leave with the dowry money.'

Top Gear star: 'I'm in the grip of a monumental midlife crisis'

Times: Richard Hammond talks near-fatal crashes and the benefits of being ‘irritating’.

Tears, fears, and too many beers: A typical day in court

Some beg for mercy. Some are bored. Kurt Bayer spends a day in court.

Bunga bunga to tax fraud: The many scandals of Silvio Berlusconi

NY Times: Flamboyant and slippery, Berlusconi loomed over Italian politics for decades.

AI-pocalypse now? Silicon Valley confronts the idea that the ‘Singularity’ is here

New York Times: AI is roiling tech, business and politics like nothing in recent memory.

Their crypto company collapsed. They went to Bali

New York Times: Two founders spent the next year surfing and traveling the world.

Secrecy, cigars and a Venetian wedding: How the PGA Tour made a deal with Saudi Arabia

New York Times: After weeks of clandestine negotiations, the agreement stunned the world.

'Uncharted territory': Inside the hunt for the Idaho student killer

New York Times: Without a new DNA technique, Bryan Kohberger may well have walked free.

‘Unseen, unheard, marginalised’: Why boys buy into Andrew Tate’s toxicity

Telegraph Opinion: 'We had no idea it was like this for boys. We thought it was easy.'

Inside the care home where every age group lives side by side

Times: The House of Generations solves 3 of the West's biggest social problems at once.

A journey across London on the Elizabeth Line

New York Times: Plenty to celebrate as London's newest line turns one.

Nanogirl Dr Michelle Dickinson on being a new mum and the challenges of IVF

Dr Michelle Dickinson talks IVF, parenthood and how science is for everyone.

The reason people listen to sad songs

New York Times: It’s not because we want to wallow, a new study suggests.

A British reporter had a big #MeToo scoop. Her editor killed it

New York Times: Britain’s news media has a complicated relationship with outing its own.

'Don't give a sh*t': What did I do to infuriate Michael Bublé and how do I put it right?

How one journalist unintentionally insulted one of the world's most famous musicians.

The mystery of the disappearing van Gogh

New York Times: Trail leads to Caribbean tax havens and a jailed Chinese billionaire.