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Why Scottish folk music is thriving

Why Scottish folk music is thriving

Books, arts and culture Prospero ON A street of soot-stained sandstone, tucked behind Scotland's National Mus…

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The push to name more European streets after women

The push to name more European streets after women

S OME CITIES are symbolised by their monuments, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum and the Brandenburg G…

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Daron Acemoglu: How to save liberal democracy

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By Daron Acemoglu, Ellen Halliday Verified, Alona Ferber
| Media Confidential (Podcast)
Listen on Spotify | Listen on Apple Podcasts According to Nobel prize-winning economist Daron Acemoglu, liberal democracy made three promises: that prosperity would be shared equitably, that capable government would deliver public services and that citizens would have voice to express their opinions and participate in governance. But in recent decades, these promises have been broken across the world.
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Ellen Halliday’s diary: Pregnancy in a polluted city

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By Ellen Halliday Verified
| Prospect Magazine Verified
The audience at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall danced down the aisles at the end of the opening night of the International Festival this August. It’s not usually like that, I don’t think. The event is rather a grand affair, and the venue is the sort of place where the great and the good of the city are seen—I spotted Alexander McCall Smith and a few familiar faces from BBC Scotland. Initially, the audience seemed unsure of how to react to the jazz being performed. Does one clap after a movement?
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Eternal youth and billionaire biohacking: The politics of longevity

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By Katherine Stewart, Ellen Halliday Verified, Alona Ferber
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Listen on Spotify | Listen on Apple Podcasts Billionaires, millionaires and biohackers are plying themselves with supplements and consulting AI to extend their lives indefinitely. But would you want to live forever? This week, Ellen and Alona are joined by journalist and author Katherine Stewart, who investigates the politics of the longevity movement. Katherine shares her experiences undercover at exclusive longevity conferences, trying supplements and testing her hormone levels.
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