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Thanks to streaming, the charts are dominated by albums from years ago. Australia has shown how to give new artists a chance, says music business journalist Eamonn Forde ...

Asset manager Aberdeen's surprise cut to funding research into inequality has left those that used its grants for good work reeling, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee ...

A biopic of Frantz Fanon and other remarkable new movies are finding success via social media, yet remain invisible at the big film festivals, says Guardian Europe columnist Rokhaya Diallo ...

In today's culture, responsiveness is a proxy for care. But being in constant rotation, always logging into another version of myself? I'm tired ...

We have laws to deal with crimes linked to protest. What this is really about is ministers complicit in the Gaza atrocities seeking to silence dissent, says actor Juliet Stevenson ...

We distrust artificial intelligence but it's not so much about being anti-technology as being cognisant of the power dynamics at play ...

As with so many things, Margaret Thatcher is to blame for making the obstinacy brand a given in our politics. It hasn't done us any good, says writer and autor Stefan Stern ...

Working with the Trump administration, the data company could be used to target the president's opponents ...

Your government is choosing to balance the books on the backs of disabled people. That's not the country we are supposed to be building, says Labour MP Richard Burgon ...

People looking after loved ones struggle to be heard by health professionals. Yet without us, the system would collapse, says author Emily Kenway ...