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Spies, lies and the oligarch: inside London’s booming secrets industryThe battle over fugitive billionaire Mukhtar Ablyazov stretches from Kazakhstan to KnightsbridgeLeft behind: can anyone save the towns the UK economy forgot?Soaring antidepressant usage, falling life expectancy: Blackpool embodies much of what is going wrong on the fringes of BritainWhat we get wrong about technologyForget flying cars or humanoid robots. The most disruptive inventions are often cheap, simple and easy to overlookKatie Roiphe: should people over 30 ever use emojis?‘A calculated emoji is worse than nearly anything you could do on your phone — or, possibly, in your life’ Has science cracked the peanut allergy?Amid the rise in food allergies, two new treatments are on the verge of approval. David Crow on how they work and why our food has turned against us How Silicon Valley rediscovered LSDA new generation of San Franciscans believes the drug makes them more creativeMore from this SeriesWhy are the All Blacks so good?In search of the winning formula behind the world’s most successful sports team as they take on the LionsThe day my family became French‘We were shown a film covering key French themes. A bureaucrat made a bureaucratic speech. Then we sang the Marseillaise’Uber: the triumph of wallet over spirit‘I am quietly pleased London has taken a stand because, frankly, I wasn’t going to’Who says Trump is not a man of honour?‘Trump’s approach to politics horrifies his critics, who argue it overturns many core American values’