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The collaboration features two limited-edition cover prints, designed by Bendet.

Poems read aloud, beautifully

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Over two decades after the two legends crossed parts in Europe, French World Cup winner and former Arsenal forward Thierry Henry is yet to get over the treatment he received from retired Super Eagles centre-back Taribo West. Taribo remains Henry’s worst nightmare, and over the weekend, the Frenchman confronted retired Guy Roux, Taribo’s former manager

Arshdeep Singh incurred the wrath of some social media users after he dropped a simple catch in the penultimate over

The Kia Niro EV is the closest thing to my ideal electric car if I were to buy one, yet I'm so critical of it.

Biden flushed more money down the drain.

With a medieval centre and surrounded by unspoilt coast, the hilltop town of Begur is ideal for a late escape

Copper and iron ore back under pressure on worries over high energy costs and China strains

Plus, Revolut’s auditor turns up the pressure and the Spac ‘forced savings accounts’

Only a quarter believe accounting firms consistently follow spirit of the law

Sterling faces further pressure as market worries mount over rising UK imbalances

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Materials and energy inflation add to troubles for tradespeople

Bank could pay another €200mn to develop building and has already hired 300 additional staff in Ireland

Liz Truss is wrong to think deep economic problems can be magicked away with new anti-union rules

Instead of jokes, the app is serving me protein powder recommendations and gory surgery videos

HTSI’s new beauty columnist and facialist Adeela Crown nominates her anti-ageing all stars

The Tokyo Stock Exchange will allow the products for the first time, but some question investor appetite

Uber founder has bought up local ‘dark kitchens’ under a cover of intense secrecy that pervades his business style

Politician aims to distance herself from her party’s fascist roots as she vies to replace Mario Draghi as PM

Bank could pay another €200mn to develop building and has already hired 300 additional staff in Ireland

At least €50bn of new spending on gas and coal infrastructure threatens to put emissions targets at risk

An unexpected profits warning from my biggest holding — but I still have faith

Photographer: Brian Sauls Summary Author: Brian Sauls No, these aren’t wagon tracks from the Old West. They’re glacial striations, or grooves, that were caused by abrasion from rock fragments embedded in the base of an alpine glacier that once flowed...