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The Guardian - Journal, 10 Aug 2026

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ArticleBri­tain’s AI boom is already threat­en­ing the places we love

Amid head­lines about drought, wild­fires and global tem­per­at­ures, it was 28C when I arrived in Slough last Monday. I was there to look around Slough Trad­ing Estate, a place that might once have con­jured up images of the TV com­edy The Office,...

Bri­tain’s AI boom is already threat­en­ing the places we love

ArticleBri­tain’s AI boom is already threat­en­ing the places we love

Amid head­lines about drought, wild­fires and global tem­per­at­ures, it was 28C when I arrived in Slough last Monday. I was there to look around Slough Trad­ing Estate, a place that might once have con­jured up images of the TV com­edy The Office,...

Bri­tain’s AI boom is already threat­en­ing the places we love

ArticleIndia must cre­ate green demand that is equit­able before com­pan­ies step in

India is attempt­ing to do something the world has never seen before. So claimed Niti Aayog, the gov­ern­ment of India’s policy think­tank, earlier this year. It said that no major eco­nomy has tried to expand GDP nearly eight­fold within a...

India must cre­ate green demand that is equit­able before com­pan­ies step in

ArticleSchools could help to bridge the gap between the sci­ences and arts

After the play­wright Tom Stop­pard died last year, one of the most strik­ing trib­utes to his work came from a clin­ical sci­ent­ist. Michael Baum explained in the Brit­ish Med­ical Journal how, in the inter­val of a 1993 per­form­ance of Arca­dia, he...

Schools could help to bridge the gap between the sci­ences and arts

ArticleTo win again, the Demo­crats must embrace ‘freak rad­ic­als’

Abdul El-Sayed’s win in the Michigan Sen­ate primary was a his­toric break­through. Not only because he is a Muslim son of immig­rants who broke with almost every single tenet of estab­lish­ment Demo­cratic party polit­ics. But because he has wiped...

To win again, the Demo­crats must embrace ‘freak rad­ic­als’