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ReviewDance
Alessandra Ferri shows off her astonishing technique in L’Heure Exquise
...Act Two featured BRB in Edward Clug’s 2005 Radio and Juliet, a minimalist reading set to sundry dirges by Radiohead....
October 21, 2021
InterviewTheatre
Stephen Rea: ‘Everything about Ireland is political’
...Edward Said stated that he wished that Palestine had a Field Day because the Palestinians, God bless them, were always forced into a political response....
October 9, 2021
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
ReviewHistory books
Culloden by Paul O’Keeffe — Scotland’s bloodlines of division
...The portly figure of William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, third son of King George II, is lodged in Scottish mythology as the “Butcher Cumberland”, or “Stinking Willie”, one of those characters whose deeds...
March 17, 2021
FT Swamp Notes
Lions led by donkeys: pandemic edition
...Here are my picks for Biden’s cabinet, to be announced one at a time — tantalisingly — to ensure maximum TV coverage:Vice-president: Oprah WinfreyAttorney-general: Tom HanksAgriculture: Willie NelsonCommerce...
April 24, 2020
Andrew Hill
Wartime CEOs are not the ideal leaders in this crisis
...IAG, owner of British Airways and Iberia, has postponed Willie Walsh’s June 30 handover of the chief executive role to Luis Gallego, in the interests of “management stability”....
April 27, 2020
Janan Ganesh
Leftwing Democrats are targeting the riches of the 1%
...Swamp Notes In our Swamp Notes newsletter, columnists Rana Foroohar and Edward Luce discuss money and power in Trump’s America....
February 26, 2020
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...(FT) Irish chief of British Airways to retire Willie Walsh, the chief executive of British Airways’ parent company, is to retire....
January 9, 2020
FT Swamp Notes
Capitalism in song
...One reader put forward Willie Edwards’ cult favourite, “Dollar In”, which poses the question, “A dollar in, a dollar out, how does interest come about?”...
August 5, 2019
Europe Express
What to do with a problem like Orban
...Meanwhile, Willie Walsh, boss of British Airways, has lamented the “shocking” lack of progress in Brexit talks....
March 6, 2019
Life & Arts
William Abraham: All Souls’ first African scholar returns to Oxford
...But as Oxford faces scrutiny over its record in admitting black students, his history also has a sharp resonance — as Edward Mortimer, a fellow of All Souls (and a former FT columnist) conceded when introducing...
August 3, 2018
ReviewLife & Arts
Rarely loaned MoMA treasures on show in Paris reveal a provocative American identity
...In the brilliant opening gallery three canonical Barr choices stare at each other: the melancholy gravitas of Cézanne’s awkward, psychologically remote large “Bather” and Edward Hopper’s eerie “House by...
October 11, 2017
Edward Luce
How Roger Ailes was Republican party’s wizard behind the curtain
...edward.luce@ft.com...
July 20, 2016
ObituaryUK politics
Cecil Parkinson, Thatcher’s soulmate, dies aged 84
...Cecil Edward Parkinson was born in 1931 and grew up in the Lancashire railway town of Carnforth....
January 25, 2016
Life & Arts
Why the literati love Muhammad Ali
...Herman Melville, Gertrude Stein, Edward Gibbon, Thomas Malory, Thomas Mann, Albert Camus, bel canto opera, French classical music, the myth of Sisyphus....
February 19, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
The Fateful Year: England 1914, by Mark Bostridge
...The Fateful Year opens with the killing of a child, Willie Starchfield, on a London train – a case so notorious that after Willie’s father was acquitted of murder, he played himself in a film re-enacting...
December 27, 2013
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Special Report
Highest honour in rugby history
...The 1971 visitors to New Zealand were the mould breakers, with Welsh legends Gareth Edwards and Mervyn Davies aided by the likes of Ireland’s Mike Gibson and Willie John McBride, Scotland’s Gordon Brown...
June 17, 2013
Transport
Heathrow expansion decision shelved
...Edward Heath’s Tory government proposed a hub airport in the Thames estuary, but it was rejected by Harold Wilson’s Labour administration....
September 6, 2012
ReviewLife & Arts
Ruler of Britannia
...Then, in the postwar whirl of Young Conservative activities in the London area, comes an encounter with Willie, a Scottish farmer who likewise wouldn’t quite do for Margaret but was adroitly passed on to...
April 26, 2013
ReviewLife & Arts
In search of Obama
...Edward Luce is the FT’s chief US commentator and author of ‘Time To Start Thinking: America and the Spectre of Decline’ (Little, Brown)...
June 22, 2012
World
On course for a steady descent
...Edward Heath’s Conservative government backed plans for such an airport in 1971, but the project was subsequently dropped by Harold Wilson’s Labour administration....
February 29, 2012
ReviewWorld
Queen’s birthday honours
...Willie Haughey, entrepreneur and founder, City Refrigeration in Glasgow David McVicar, opera director. Brian Pomeroy, chairman Treasury’s financial inclusion taskforce. George Reid, former MP....
June 16, 2012
World
A first royal equestrian victory beckons at Epsom
...Now the industry is hoping that her horse, Carlton House, can bring off the first victory for a reigning British monarch in the premier Classic since Minoru won it for King Edward VII in 1909....
June 3, 2011
UK schools
An ode to Jonny Wilkinson
...Gareth Edwards, John Dawes, Willie John McBride, David Duckham and Andy Irvine might have deserved it in another era but it was Wilkinson’s quiet demeanour which won the public vote....
December 16, 2011
NotebookPhone hacking
Whitehall’s verdict on Coulson row
...In Edward I’s reign writs were even sent to the abbesses of Shaftsbury, Barking, Wilton and St Mary at Winchester.)...
September 8, 2010
US downturn
‘Landslide Harry’ on the ropes
...This week, Floyd Brown, the California-based conservative best known for the notorious advertisement featuring released killer Willie Horton – it helped to sink the hopes of Michael Dukakis, the Democratic...
March 19, 2010

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