The first AI language bot for public use is making waves by successfully mimicking human beings — but despite the fears, says Rohan Silva, it may prove a positive tool
Chloe Street and Joe Bromley report on all the action from an unusually dramatic Paris couture week
A recent report found that only a third of the people in the top jobs come from lower socio-economic backgrounds. Why? Kate Wills investigates
Senior editors and private clients bring pizzazz and polish to the streets of Paris
A determinedly diamond dream from the Italian designer
The arrest of Denaro in Sicily has made headlines around the world — but how big a blow is it to the Cosa Nostra, the Sicilian mafia organisation? The experts say it is already well past its glory days...
An explosion of big bows, flowing trains and supersized tulle closed day one of couture week in Paris
‘It’s not a bad thing to sound like Bono’
The nineties icons made a rare outing and, boy, are we pleased to see it
He was a page to the Queen who gave up his £115m family estate for a life of whale watching and spritual discovery – so could his colourful past hold clues to his daughter’s whereabouts? Katie Strick reports
Lucas Bravo was joined on the Louis-Gabriel Nouchi catwalk by The White Lotus’ Stefano Gianino
From becoming the second world leader in history to give birth in office to her response to New Zealand’s worst terrorist attack, Jacinda Ardern has become one of the most memorable leaders in modern political history. As she announces her resignation, Emma Loffhagen reports on her historic premiership
The debut novel by Schitt’s Creek screenwriter Monica Heisey is one of the most highly-anticipated of the year — but her millennial tale of singledom and friendship falters, says Alex Peake-Tomkinson
