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As the 2024 flat racing season prepares to unfold, all eyes are inevitably drawn to one towering figure in the sport — Aidan O'Brien

The animals that inspired Rodin and fed the French resistance may soon be banished from Les Invalides – but not if protesters have anything to do with it, says Agnès Poirier, a political commentator, writer and critic

Step into the realm of modern marvels with a journey through some of the world's most captivating museums.

The idea of free speech sparked into life 2,500 years ago in Ancient Greece – in part because it served a politician’s interests. The ability to speak freely was seen as essential for the new Athenian democracy, which the politician Cleisthenes both introduced and benefited from.

The first time I saw one of Tacita Dean’s monumental film-works it was by chance.

Aidan O'Brien is excited by the prospect of training Auguste Rodin as a four-year-old after he confirmed the dual Derby and Breeders' Cup winner is to stay in training.

Five wins from seven turf races at the Breeders’ Cup was an invaluable contribution for the British and Irish racing ecosystems

European-trained runners swept the first three turf races at the Breeders’ Cup, with wins for Masters Of The Seas and Auguste Rodin following Inspiral’s triumph

While Equinox, officially the best horse in the world, is not here, Japan’s challenge is spread across both the dirt and turf

US says it has reached agreement with Israeli government on provision of humanitarian relief for people in Gaza. Plus, how a little-known pollution rule keeps the air dirty for millions of Americans

A SCULPTURE by the world-renowned artist Auguste Rodin, worth an estimated £3 million, is among some 1700 works missing from Glasgow museums ...