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Why Ireland’s economic success isn’t all it seems (opens the original)
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Over the past 15 years, Dublin has been the standout performer among major European cities, growing its economy by six per cent a year. Its only rival was second-placed Valletta; the capital of Malta grew by 5.7 per cent per annum over the same period. The average for Europe’s 169 largest cities was 1.7 per cent across the past decade and a half. Dublin has lured multinational firms in key sectors, including biopharmaceuticals, business consulting and financial services, through favourable tax p
Why Ireland’s economic success isn’t all it seems (opens the original)
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Over the past 15 years, Dublin has been the standout performer among major European cities, growing its economy by six per cent a year. Its only rival was second-placed Valletta; the capital of Malta grew by 5.7 per cent per annum over the same period. The average for Europe’s 169 largest cities was 1.7 per cent across the past decade and a half. Dublin has lured multinational firms in key sectors, including biopharmaceuticals, business consulting and financial services, through favourable tax p
Why Chinese cars such as the Jaecoo 7 are booming in the UK (opens the original)
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The bestselling car in the UK in March 2026 was the Jaecoo 7, a Chinese family SUV. More than 10,000 were sold that month alone, around 800 more than the second-placed Ford Puma. Jaecoo 7s, alongside offerings from other Chinese companies, such as the quixotically named Build Your Dreams and the resurrected, but no longer British, MG brand (part of SAIC Motor), are now a familiar sight on the roads. Until recently, you wouldn’t have associated China with car manufacturing. In the 1990s, China tw
Why York's ghost tours are rewriting the city's hidden history (opens the original)
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In twilight, with a chill in the air, on cobbled streets where cars can’t pass, something is awry in medieval York. At the heart of the compact northern city, the imposing Gothic cathedral, York Minster, stands monumental. In the lee of the stonework, along Minster Yard, people congregate every evening. Groups large and small join the gaggle of nightly ghost tours that relish the city’s dark history. Tour guides robed in Victoriana or steampunk attire gather their audiences, then summon their ow
Review: Aqua by Chiara Barzini (opens the original)
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Los Angeles is a paradigmatic American city: a place that conjures up images of glitz, sleaze and excess; a metropolis built in the desert that speaks to a continental empire’s ability to cleave a radical new human geography out of an uncompromising natural environment. At its cultural heart is the movie industry, but like all social and economic life in LA, filmmaking depends upon water. Open a tap – or rather, a faucet – in Hollywood and out will gush aqua that has been drawn to the coast from
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