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With warnings that many of Britain’s parks are on a financial precipice, some are looking at novel ways to meet running costs
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The science of shopping: digital innovations shaping the future of retail
Stroll the boutiques of Milan without leaving home, lay a bet by voice, try on a dozen frocks without taking your coat off… Technology will soon make all these possible
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Staging an haute couture fashion show takes unimaginable time and expense, and most fashion make their profits from lower-priced accessories. So what is the point of gobsmackingly expensive couture?
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Malevich’s Black Square was an emptying out of all the value associated with art. Ahead of a new Tate Modern show, Frances Spalding explores the work of a revolutionary painter
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Artist Tracey Emin, historian David Starkey, designer Margaret Howell and others champion their favourite exhibition space
Revealed: whale-watching boats the greatest collision threat to whales
Guardian Australia analysis of International Whaling Commission data shows motor yachts, naval vessels and ferries come close behind