London arts sector must learn corporate speak to save itself
London's creative industry faces a funding crisis. To survive, it must prove its economic value with data and forge cross-sector partnerships, moving beyond cultural silos.
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An Albanian crime gang who stole over £1m in a nationwide burglary spree were caught after flaunting loot online. Read how police cracked the case.
January's Top Value Fruit & Veg in Australia
Discover the best-value seasonal produce for January, including sweet flat peaches, luscious lychees, and dollar corn. Expert tips on what to buy and avoid now.
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Scientific evidence reveals how engaging with the arts can reduce depression, delay ageing and improve physical health. Discover five evidence-based ways to harness creativity for wellbeing in 2026.
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Philosopher C Thi Nguyen's new book warns how chasing points on apps like Duolingo and league tables can distort our true goals and damage society. A must-read review.
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UK arts organisations are providing therapeutic support to performers, challenging the myth that suffering is essential for great art. Discover how this shift is creating safer, more powerful productions.
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