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EU to include UK and Japan in ‘Made in Europe’ plans www.ft.com/content/bfe7... via financialtimes.com
How AI fakes are turning satellite images into war misinformation www.ft.com/content/0bad... via financialtimes.com
Good news: a new single-pill daily HIV therapy promises vital protection to long-term survivors of the virus whose health is especially vulnerable because of underlying conditions, resistance to other drugs and difficulties adhering to complex multi-tablet treatments.
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Breaking news: The Supreme Court has ruled that the US president exceeded his authority in imposing sweeping tariffs under emergency powers.
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Email blunder exposes $90bn Russian oil smuggling ring www.ft.com/content/4310... via financialtimes.com
How animals deal with cancers is a growing focus for scientists seeking better treatments for people.
The largest-ever study of cat tumour genetics has triggered ideas that could benefit both felines and their human companions.
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Fact Check:
Nigel Farage claims the FT ignored the Mandelson-Epstein scandal
it was on the front page for SIX days
(long before he appears to have even noticed it)
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www.ft.com/content/93a0... Once reviled, now celebrated, London’s Southbank Centre is a genuine civic wonder.
A psychedelic chemical found in ayahuasca and nicknamed the "businessman's trip" because of its fast impact and short duration is being trialled to treat depression.
It's part of growing research into the use of perception-altering drugs for mental health.
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Over a pub lunch with Henry Mance, the BBC international editor recalls how his mother urged him not to become a journalist. Now a veteran foreign correspondent, he shares his views on impartiality, the future of Gaza and Britain's national broadcaster: ft.trib.al/h1fPXsO
'If your message demands immediate attention, fine. That is why they call it "instant". But many instant messages don’t.'
Tap here to read Tim Harford's column on the WhatsApps that should have been an email: ft.trib.al/VZCfl8Z
US businesses and consumers pay 90% of tariff costs, New York Fed says www.ft.com/content/c4f8... via financialtimes.com
scoop:
Mandelson about to quit House of Lords
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Kevin Warsh, the Fed chair nominee forged by the 2008 financial crisis www.ft.com/content/2030... via financialtimes.com
Apparently 97% of listeners can't tell the difference between a fully AI-created song and one made by a human...
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NEW: The Epstein-Barr virus lies dormant in the bodies of billions of people - but for some it is linked to serious chronic and even deadly conditions, including cancers. Now scientists have identified 22 genes that could help identify those most at risk.
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‘I wouldn’t dare take these drugs’: how China supplies untested peptides to the west www.ft.com/content/b154... via financialtimes.com
Pregnant women who take paracetamol aren't stoking the risk of autism for their unborn children despite Donald Trump's claims of a link, according to a comprehensive review of research.
Sibling comparison trials showed no evidence of such problems, the scientists said.
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Lazarus — David Bowie from 1980s nadir to creative renewal www.ft.com/content/f08d... via financialtimes.com
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Anti-obesity drugs are great for losing weight. But new research finds that when users stop taking them, they tend to regain the weight and lose other health benefits - and it happens fast. How do health authorities deal with this as millions come off the medicines?
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Donald Trump orders mass US pullout from international organisations www.ft.com/content/3f78... via financialtimes.com
The doom and gloom about London is ridiculous and harmful. Team FT is Team London - as.ft.com/r/19d3d36d-e...
Ukraine seals restructuring of controversial growth-linked debt www.ft.com/content/4157... via financialtimes.com
Could revealing Rishi Sunak’s cowboy boots ruin Brex-Tex relations? www.ft.com/content/82d2... via financialtimes.com