Florence and the Machine: Maybot turns to Brussels to supply creativity | John Crace

Theresa May’s coolly anticipated Brexit speech proved all filler, no killer – and still managed to vex Brexiteers, remainers and the EU in one fell swoopIt was the Renaissance, Jim, but not as we know it. Shortly after David Davis, Philip Hammond and Boris Johnson had sat down in their front row seats in the dingy annexe of Santa Maria Novella in Florence, the Machine took the stage. She glanced at the words ‘Shared History, Shared Challenges, Shared Future’ projected on