Hello, hello, this is Brooke DeVard, host of the Naked Beauty Podcast, and I want to talk to you about Lexus.
At Lexus, master craftsmen called Takumi are involved not just in physical craftsmanship,
but in all of those sensory details.
These masters evaluate things like how a door closes, the click of a switch, the acoustic feedback of controls.
Instead of just instruments, Takumi craftsmen rely on human perception
and intuition to create what sounds and feels right.
Out of all of the tools that Lexus uses, the most powerful one is understanding what will make us feel something.
Because a car that doesn't make you feel something is a car that stops short of amazing.
Experience amazing at your Lexus dealer.
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From the Times and the Sunday Times, this is The Story.
I'm Manveen Rana.
I dedicate myself to this mission as Chancellor, to make Great Britain growth Britain again.
Another week, another speech from the new government about its vision for Britain's future.
One of resilience, of pride, of huge latent potential of a country turning a corner.
On Monday morning, John Healy gave his first major speech as Chancellor.
Standing in front of some high-tech robotic machines,
clearly the 2026 version of the hard hat and high-vis jacket combo that used to show a politician meant business,
this was our first glimpse of how he intends to turn around Britain's fortunes.
Growth in every postcode, hope in every heart, not just a slogan, but a test that we have set ourselves.