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Free AI models that are as good as the investment-hungry US versions will disrupt global markets, and offer Britain a lesson, says Guardian columnist Larry Elliott ...

Small changes are what I'm aiming for - 10-minute workouts, cleaning out my handbag. Then I'm less likely to have failed come October, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes ...

The race to succeed Emmanuel Macron is looming, but rarely has the mood been so gloomy or the lure of extremist solutions so alarming, says Paul Taylor, of the European Policy Centre ...

Thousands of service personnel took part in dangerous cold war-era nuclear tests. The government owes them the truth - and compensation, says former defence minister Tobias Ellwood ...

Young men are being taught that acts with the potential to kill are erotic. The Albanese government must urgently regulate big tech and criminalise pornography depicting strangulation ...

The story of the economy at the moment is one of give and take - and what's good for investment is 'bad' for trade ...

'Where the wealthiest country in the world allocates money has always been a question of political will over political way'

'U-turn' doesn't do justice to the myriad ways he found to break a pledge. Now the former PM is resigning as an MP, why did I have such high hopes? asks Guardian columnist Zoe Williams ...

The US president's need to assert dominance is igniting patriotism abroad and a backlash at home ...

The president's call for the FCC to scrutinize Kristin Welker's innocuous remarks is a sign of desperation ...