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I have frittered away many hours of my life on Vogue’s YouTube series of celebrities sharing their skincare routines. There’s something hypnotic about watching Hailey Bieber layering lotions and serums with her perfectly manicured fingers onto her perfectly radiant face.

The government’s claims about immigration driving down wages are so demonstrably untrue, it’s hard to feel the appropriate level of outrage

The footwork got edgy, the head swayed far too much, the bat poked uncertainly outside the off-stump – often to the delight of the waiting slip cordon. In his last Test series in Australia last December–January, Virat Kohli looked a pale shadow of the craftsman he once was with the…

The FDA chief suggested he wouldn’t crack down on mifepristone without new data. Conveniently, misleading research emerged within days

A million here, a million there…soon you’re talking real numbers. And a million people in a single year is pretty well what we got in 2023, when the net migration figure was 903,000 – so the overall figure (not taking account of people leaving) was getting on for a million.…

The UK’s arms exports to Israel will be tested again as a Palestinian rights group challenges the government

Americans adore our park system. But the president appears ready to cut its budget and let it fail

The administration’s big goals, from the Gaza riviera to tariffs, have deflated recently. But damage has already been done

Imagine going somewhere and not having to hear all about a stranger’s toxic boyfriend, pitch deck or hernia op, writes Emma Beddington

Decriminalisation is finally possible – but unless we future-proof the law against anti-abortion extremists, the right to choose hangs in the balance, says Labour MP Stella Creasy

AI will do the thinking, robots will do the doing. What place do humans have in this arrangement – and do tech CEOs care? says Ed Newton-Rex, founder of Fairly Trained