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The artist talks to fellow potter Edmund de Waal ahead of a series of exhibitions in London
‘As I steam towards superannuation I’m making plans to handle it better’
It has charm and history, and it prospers by serving the local community
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Supporters champion a digital currency beyond the control of a central authority — but an authoritarian government is putting that idea to the test
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