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FT Magazine
Theaster Gates on ‘Clay Sermon’ and the stories objects tell
...Miles / Wher the oven bakes & the pot biles.” Theaster’s interest in Drake is not new....
October 8, 2021
Anne-Sylvaine Chassany
The west should pay attention to Russia and China’s vaccine diplomacy
...Taiwan banned Chinese imports, while Ukraine is refusing Sputnik V....
February 10, 2021
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ReviewLife & Arts
Control Alt Delete, by Tom Baldwin
...Consumers could create their own “filter bubbles”, confirming their prejudices, allowing them to direct the kind of online bile at politicians that is commonplace today in western democracies....
August 20, 2018
Lionel Barber
Too big to fail: FT editor Lionel Barber on the future of financial journalism
...Others, such as Patrick Hutber and Ivan Fallon of the Sunday Telegraph, were immensely influential in their time....
November 23, 2018
FT’s personal finance highlights of 2017
Best of FT Money 2017: Giving financial advice to ‘The Archers’
...“Fallon’s going to have equal rights on that property,” Ms Murfitt warns....
September 1, 2017
Sebastian Payne
UK Election Countdown: Amber light
...The takeaway: the importance of Corbyn v Rudd Tonight’s seven-way televised debate will make for fascinating viewing....
May 31, 2017
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Life & Arts
London’s riverside homes and the pull of the Boat Race
...Katy Fallon, Keble College, Oxford (2010) Close call that caused ripples The 1949 Boat Race was one of the closest and most exciting on record....
March 31, 2017
Instant InsightSebastian Payne
Why the Boris Johnson v Michael Heseltine EU fight matters
Bile flows among the Tories but a party split looms, writes Sebastian Payne
May 19, 2016
Life & Arts
Cape Town: why foreign ‘swallows’ are swooping on homes in suburbs
...Liz Rees-Jones built a house in Constantia, an exclusive neighbourhood fringed by wine lands, with her husband Ivan Fallon, after moving to the city to head up Condé Nast South Africa....
July 8, 2016
David Pilling
Beijing’s internet crackdown may be hard to sustain
...Naturally, there is a lot of bile on the internet, too. That has given authorities the pretext to claim that they are targeting malicious elements....
September 18, 2013
World
The Week Ahead: June 24 – June 30
...Farmers v supermarkets The Campaign to Protect Rural England releases a report calling on the big supermarkets to stock more locally sourced food....
June 28, 2013

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