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FT Magazine
They served Opus Dei as unpaid domestics for 52 years. Was it slavery?
...Monica grew up in Bolivia, one of 10 siblings. She was a strong and diligent child. On weekends, she swept hot red dust out of the local church....
March 16, 2024
ReviewNon-Fiction
A Day in the Life of Abed Salama — a story of Palestinian pain
...Before and during this galloping narrative of hope and dread, Thrall paints a group portrait of the Salama clan, its friends and foes....
November 1, 2023
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
Transcript
Transcript: The Retreat — Episode 4, Another death
...And how both grieving mothers were treated by the Goenka organisation when they were completely consumed by grief in the weeks after losing their daughters. That’s next, after the break....
February 14, 2024
Travel
The King’s Highway: Jordan’s ancient artery of civilisation
...One of the world’s oldest, most persistent, most chequered, most romantic of roads, the King’s Highway is as legendary and evocative as the Silk Road....
May 14, 2022
FT Standpoint14 min
Capture: who's looking after the children? | FT Film
...So what next? Each child gets subscribed at birth before they're born as a condition of conception? We have the right to grow through optimised attention capture....
February 2, 2023
Travel
Is this the world’s best pool?
...I took long meetings — dinners with friends, in truth — in one of the alcoves beside the water. At breakfast, in the sun, I could imagine myself part of the glamorous “Industry”....
August 17, 2023
FT Live
Global Pharma and Biotech Summit
Driving life sciences innovation in a disrupted world
Tuesday, 5 NovemberIn-Person & Online Conference
News in-depthNational Health Service
‘Is it really worth it?’: NHS nurses say job they love is exacting too high a price
...As nurses in England and Wales gear up for their union’s first strike in more than a century next week — part of a winter of discontent involving paramedics, rail staff, postal workers and university lecturers...
December 6, 2022
Susie Boyt
A love letter to The Wolseley
...Two fingers to the teacher who once compared me in front of the whole class to a barrel, or the rangy mother of a school friend who told me next to their George III rocking horse, “Talking to you, no one...
April 8, 2022
Ghislaine Maxwell
Ghislaine Maxwell found guilty in sex-trafficking trial
...In one of the most emotional moments of the trial, a witness identified as “Carolyn” described her upbringing in a broken home — with an alcoholic mother and absent father — and how an older girl brought...
December 30, 2021
InterviewLunch with the FT
Royal insider Anne Glenconner: ‘I’m not frightened of anything’
...“One knew that men have affairs. And if it gets too bad, then one has one oneself. ” She had her own “dear friend”, with whom she shared a weekly lunch and the odd “wonderful weekend”....
December 31, 2021
Transcript
Why are tennis players fixing matches?
...He had a young child to support. Touring and coaching costs were so high that his father had remortgaged their family home three times and his mother had taken on extra work shifts to support him....
July 24, 2022
The Big Read
Afghanistan’s looming famine: will the US help the Taliban?
...One 27-year-old Taliban military officer, who arrived in Kabul over the summer after years of fierce fighting in Afghanistan’s provinces, admits to a degree of listlessness among himself and his men as they...
December 22, 2021
The Weekend Essay
France’s #MeToo moment
...for “rape of a minor over 15 and sexual harassment”....
April 2, 2021
Theatre
Barry Humphries: ‘Every theatre I’ve performed in has gone dark’
...As a child, I worried that our family tree might harbour some leg-ironed scallywag, so I once dared to ask my mother who we were descended from....
June 20, 2020
FT Magazine
Marjane Satrapi on directing ‘Radioactive’, writing Persepolis and the key to resilience
...From a young age, she heard tales of political dissidents being tortured. She developed an obsession as a child with becoming God’s new prophet and decreed that her father’s Cadillac be banned....
March 13, 2020
FT Live
Crypto and Digital Assets Summit
Connecting leaders in crypto with mainstream finance
Wednesday, 8 MayLondon
ReviewFiction
The best children’s books out now — tales of forests and fantasy
...Less fanciful, more factual, is Rachel Burlington’s Into the Forest (Scholastic, RRP£12.99), which traces the seasonal cycle of a forest from the frosts of one winter to the snows of the next....
December 6, 2019
HTSI
How Cecil Beaton immortalised the Bright Young Things
...A child prodigy who could sing snatches of The Messiah before he could speak (according to his mother), he was taken up by Osbert Sitwell and his younger brother Sacheverell while still a teenage undergraduate...
March 7, 2020
Janan Ganesh
Why fathers and bachelors can still be friends
...It is one of structure, routine and kitchens that are not just auxiliary wine cellars. Consistent domesticity would break me. Flitting in and out of it at a friend’s invitation is a minor joy....
February 1, 2019
FT Magazine
Inside Athletic Bilbao: the football club playing by their own rules
...Before this, clubs would negotiate TV contracts individually, a system that benefited the likes of Athletic thanks to their eager local fanbase, which makes them one of Spain’s best-supported clubs....
November 15, 2019
FT Magazine
Jock Zonfrillo: from heroin addiction in 1980s’ Glasgow to becoming Australia’s leading chef
...A lot of kids got into trouble and I was one of them.”...
January 18, 2019
FT Magazine
Finding my Armenia, a century after the genocide
...In my hometown of Brookline, Massachusetts, every Armenian I knew was related to me. As a child, I explained the intricacies of the genocide to my American friends’ parents....
November 16, 2018
FT Magazine
Why I cut my father out of my life
...As he sat in one corner, refilling his glass of red wine as if at a Dionysian feast rather than an afternoon garden party, I slunk at the opposite end of the garden, trying to avoid him....
February 15, 2019
FT Magazine
Snoopy and me: the uplifting comic genius of ‘Peanuts’
...Before she died, his mother had wanted to call their next dog Snoopy.) For half a century, Schulz wove a tapestry of hopeless causes....
November 2, 2018
At Home with the FT
Trump’s unwelcome alarms jolt the Dreamers
...As a family, they also left behind many friends and relatives — Valdivia’s father is one of 12 siblings and her mother is one of seven....
January 30, 2018
FT Magazine
Inside Prevent, the UK’s controversial anti-terrorism programme
...A few weeks in, Ali heard that one of his school friends who had gone to Syria to fight had been killed....
January 24, 2019

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