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While some say ‘there’s more to life than work’, others felt reducing the average working week by a day amounted to a ‘shirker’s charter’

Our expert panel will explore the diminishing inner circle of the Royal Family – and discuss the potential next moves for “the firm” to stay relevant

On a warm summer’s evening, no one wants to switch on the oven, but the alarming rise in popularity of eating straight from the fridge is the latest knife in the back of shared mealtimes, says Charlotte Lytton

With Labour set to enshrine in law an employee’s ‘right to switch off’ from their office inbox, Matt Potter says the impact will be felt most by the young demographic that has never known a world without smartphones – or what proper work/life boundaries look like

The entrepreneur missing in a freak yachting disaster has been dubbed the British Bill Gates, but Jonathan Margolis says he is a fascinating man obsessed with the science of probability and his next project was to make us believe the unbelievable

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Editorial: With gas and electricity bills set to go up this autumn, and the winter fuel allowance to be means-tested, the less well-off could be hit hard. Ministers must not raise the temperature with extravagant claims about the cost advantages of green energy

The minute it became mainstream, Brat was over

Askold Krushelnycky hears from residents in Bilopillia – four miles from the border – about the aerial assault by Putin’s forces in recent days, and how they are still glad that Ukrainian troops are attacking inside Russia

The Sicilian superyacht disaster proves one thing – that where once we did collective sympathy so well, human tragedy now seems to bring out the worst in us, says Claire Cohen