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Diplo has elegantly blurred LGBT lines-unlike tricksy Harry Styles

THIS week’s guest on the routinely excellent Emily Ratajkowski podcast, High/Low, was the prolific, charismatic and supremely talented DJ and producer, Diplo.

The AI revolution is coming and this is how Britain can ride the wave

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence two words bandied about so frequently this past decade that they began to lose all resonance. It took the launch of ChatGPT to take AI from the niche into the mainstream.

It's love all the way with uplifting Lizzo

PART-performer, part-life coach, Melissa “Lizzo” Jefferson was preaching the radical power of self-love long before it was in fashion.

More Paris riots after Macron passes pension reform by decree

PROTESTERS blockaded one of Paris’s busiest streets and closed the port of Calais today as anger over Emmanuel Macron’s pension reforms intensified.

Work it! Style rules for spring

From power trousers and major shoulder pads to chic and sleek boardroom-ready denim, Chloe Street and Joe Bromley compile the ultimate seven-step guide to the best styles you need to try

KIM'S PENALTY HEARTACHE AT ARSENAL

Kim and Saint see red at Arsenal

Let's party! New lease of life for Café de Paris

Pacha team revives famous West End nightspot that once welcomed Dietrich

COVERT COPS TO ROOT OUT MET SEX PESTS

FRESH TACTICS AS MAJOR REPORT SET TO DAMN FORCE OVER MISOGYNY AND RACISM

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW SEAN BOWEN

It's my first time in the Gold Cup and it's nice to know I can win it!

Teenager Whitworth shows he's no ordinary Joe after late call-up

IN Crystal Palace’s hour of need, Joe Whitworth did not let his boyhood club down.

Arteta weighing up Jesus gamble on 'special' night that will stretch Gunners

ARSENAL have waited three years for a night like this.

TONEY CELEBRATES ENGLAND RECALL

BRENTFORD STRIKER EXPECTED IN SQUAD FOR EURO QUALIFIERS DESPITE GAMBLING BREACHES

Hunt gets back on the boring track - but where's the vision?

UK Budgets tend to fall into one of three groups: those that define entire eras, those that fade quickly from memory, and those that include a number of eye-catching measures but ultimately fail to meet the moment.

Deliveroo turns landmark corner on road out of red

TEN years since its inception, Deliveroo has finally hit EBITDA profitability, though it remains far from its ultimate aim of becoming fully profitable after posting another huge loss of more than a quarter of a billion pounds.

Major John Lewis shake-up looms as inflation hits ‘like a hurricane'

INFLATION hit John Lewis “like a hurricane”, chairman Sharon White admitted today, as she set out plans to rescue a British retail icon.

The age of celebrity vulnerability

From Bella Hadid to Prince Harry, every star seems to be sharing their fears and traumas with the world – but, asks Emma Firth, is this helping others or only fuelling more pain?

This was a competent Budget, but it may not be enough

JEREMY Hunt faces huge problems but the Chancellor has little money to work with and his party is bitterly divided. Writing a Budget under such circumstances is not an enviable job.

A supersized St Patrick’s Day:

This year, London has a host of particularly impressive Irish celebrations. Here are the best on offer

Lineker 'thought he had Twitter deal with Davie'

GARY LINEKER believed he had a \"special agreement\" with the BBC director-general to tweet about refugees and immigration, his agent has said.

Bonuses axed and jobs at risk as £234m loss hits John Lewis

FOR decades John Lewis and its grocery chain Waitrose have been the go-to place for the middle classes - but today the group, famed for its Christmas adverts, revealed just how badly it has been hit by the cost-of-living crisis.

Hopes soar of an end to nurses' strike with pay deal

Hunt's deal on pay for nurses raises hopes of an end to rail strike chaos

Forget post-election tax cuts, we're stuck in a lost decade, says IFS

‘Britain stuck in a debt trap and a lost decade for living standards’

SHARES RALLY AFTER HUGE BANK BAILOUT

BUT FEARS REMAIN THAT TURMOIL IN MARKETS MAY LEAD TO FULL-ON CRASH

OUR AMBITION KNOWS NO BOUNDS

BOSS IS SURE KROENKES WILL INVEST AND DO ALL THEY CAN’ TO ENSURE LONG-TERM SUCCESS AS HE TARGETS TITLE GLORY

Irish challenge will take all the beating in high-class Stayers'

Home By The Lee, only sixth in last year’s race but a better horse now, looks pretty bomb-proof each-way

We've got the quality ... we just need killer instinct, insists Vieira

THEY say form goes out the window in a derby — and Patrick Vieira will be hoping that idiom holds true when his Crystal Palace side face Brighton tonight.

Banking stocks slump again after short rebound

Mid-cap retreat: shares in fast fashion brand ASOS fell early today on the FTSE 250, which was down more than 1%

International ticket sales at Trainline pass the €1bn barrier

ONLINE ticket seller Trainline said the growing awareness of the environmental benefits of rail travel over flying had helped boost sales and profits.

Zara owner flying again as thousands of stores trade freely

SALES at high street fashion chain Zara’s owner Inditex leapt to pass pre-pandemic levels and hit €32.6 billion (£28.8 billion) last year.

How to fix London's toxic housing market

The capital is unaffordable, precarious and joyless for too many people, mostly thanks to our dysfunctional housing provision. As the Budget is revealed, London's eminent property experts tell Anna White what needs to be done