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Why a fall in productivity could be the straw that breaks the economy’s back

Oxford International Song festival hits a note of radicalism

The asylum hotel story can be summed up in a single word: waste

Singburi, London: ‘A suburban institution is reborn in Shoreditch’

Susie Wolff: ‘Thank goodness I had such thick skin’

JP Morgan’s new Manhattan tower is a monument to the end of remote working

Lily Allen shows that for young women, power lies in the tell-all

The Premier League’s big data clubs are threatening the establishment

From Swifties to Sunday roasts: the pleasure boat that became a symbol of the north-east

Klarna member benefits give credit cards a run for their money

For an antidote to ‘broken Britain’, look no further than the corner shop

Paperback of the week: Driver by Mattia Filice

Down Cemetery Road – a fresh female take on Slow Horses

Salman Rushdie’s The Eleventh Hour: For once, words fail him

What to read to understand friendship

Why I back the baccalaureate