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Bloom redesigns Drench for the over-30s
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Tokyo 2020 Olympics reveals four shortlisted logo designs
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Cheltenham Festival brings science and design together
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New Samsung “connected” contact lens could turn people’s eyes into cameras
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Durham's Beamish Museum recreates the 1950s
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As the tech giant enters its fifth decade, designers tell us what they think is its greatest achievement so far.
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