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  • Another Saturday morning arrives. Kettle on. Toast cremated. Television switched on. And judging by the news channels, you could be forgiven for wondering whether Gaza had quietly become the UK’s newest overseas constituency. Is it somewhere near Guildford? A troublesome corner of Greater Manchester? Has somebody accidentally added it to the Northern line? Nope. Yet…

  • 💴🇬🇧🍾 Japan may be discovering an awkward truth about economics: money can stay ridiculously cheap for years, but eventually somebody brings the bill. After decades of ultra-low interest rates, enormous government borrowing and central-bank intervention, Japan is confronting the uncomfortable consequences of trying to move away from cheap money. Britain should be watching very carefully.…

  • Research spanning decades has examined the relationship between intelligence and religiosity, with major meta-analyses reporting a negative association between the two. One of the best-known studies came in 2013, when researchers Miron Zuckerman, Jordan Silberman and Judith Hall conducted a meta-analysis bringing together 63 studies published between 1928 and 2012. Their analysis found a significant…

Ian McEwan

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