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The Observer, 30 Août 2026

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ArticleDolly’s dol­lars

Chad and Kristin Bur­rows are stand­ing out­side the Dolly Par­ton chil­dren’s hos­pital in Knoxville, Ten­nessee, with their six-month-old twins, Lila and Drew. Com­ing to this private, inde­pend­ent, not-for-profit, 152- bed pae­di­at­ric hos­pital...

Dolly’s dol­lars

ArticleWe have been warned

The speed and power of Wed­nes­day’s flash flood in the val­ley of Nepal’s Trishuli River was, one sur­vivor said, bey­ond com­pre­hen­sion. It des­troyed a six-storey Chinese bor­der post in seconds and then roared on for 60 miles. Four days on, more...

We have been warned

ArticleMeta set­tle­ment leaves tech untamed

When Meta agreed last week to pay nearly $18bn to settle claims it was foist­ing addict­ive tech on chil­dren across Amer­ica, Cali­for­nia’s attor­ney gen­eral called it a “trans­form­at­ive res­ult”. The deal will help states pay for men­tal...

Meta set­tle­ment leaves tech untamed

ArticleA betrayal of trust

Sally-Anne Bowen claimed the former pupils accus­ing her of sexu­ally abus­ing them as teen­agers were fan­tas­ists. A jury thought oth­er­wise. Last week she was found guilty of inde­cent assault after a trial in which the pro­sec­u­tion argued...

A betrayal of trust

ArticleAI aids brain sur­gery for the first time

A Brit­ish man has become the first per­son in the world to have brain sur­gery with the assist­ance of arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence. Rhys Hib­bert, from Bed­ford­shire, under­went an oper­a­tion at Uni­versity Col­lege Lon­don Hos­pital in which an AI...

AI aids brain sur­gery for the first time