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The Big Read
China’s Covid generation: the surging inequality behind Xi’s U-turn
...But for most people, accessing mental health services requires the ability to both pay upfront and to take the necessary time off work....
January 3, 2023
Reproductive rights
Economic fallout from abortion bans will hit the poor hardest
...The majority of those who sought abortions in the study did so because they could not afford to care for a child....
July 10, 2022
FT Live
Business Book of the Year Award 2024
The search for the best business book is under way
Monday, 9 December1 Grosvenor Pl, London SW1X 7HJ, UK
The Weekend Essay
King Charles and the future of the monarchy
...It’s about the clink of scissors cutting the ribbon at the opening of some new National Health facility. About perking up people who need perking up. And the whole family is good at that.”...
September 16, 2022
Transcript
Tina Brown and Simon Schama on the royal family
...It’s a brilliant overview of the last 25 years, but also preceding that sort of several decades worth of like good royal juice. And what is the state of health of the Windsors, as you see it today?...
June 5, 2022
The Big Read
Long Covid: the invisible public health crisis fuelling labour shortages
...Anne de Bono, a consultant in occupational medicine who sits on the NHS long Covid task force, says special care is needed for workers in safety-critical roles, citing the case of a surgeon at her hospital...
April 10, 2022
Transcript
How do young Brits feel about the monarchy?
...And I think that we’ve got rebranded through the pandemic as a kind of necessary self-care kind of health break. Do you think that’s the case? Lilah RaptopoulosI think so....
September 17, 2022
FT Live
Bank of the Year Awards 2024
Recognising the best in banking globally
Wednesday, 4 DecemberLondon, UK
Tony Hall
Tony Hall steps down from National Gallery as BBC scandal spreads
...The scandal has left the UK’s largest public service broadcaster scrambling to retain the confidence of the public — who have watched the heir to the throne Prince William accuse it of betraying his parents...
May 22, 2021
Coronavirus treatment
Vaccine tips and tricks: a start-up industry helps Americans find a shot
...Six weeks ago Diana Rastegayeva started sending an email to friends and family containing tips to navigate the patchwork of state, local and private-sector providers offering coronavirus vaccine appointments...
March 9, 2021
FT SeriesMental health at work
Why business schools are putting mental health front of mind
...“We are empowering students to take control of their mental health,” says Diana Favier, associate director of assessment and wellbeing services for degree education....
December 1, 2020
News in-depthThe Big Read
Chinese consumers: your country needs you
...Consumption growth has outpaced exports and investment for the first time since the 1980s, with consumption of goods and services accounting for 76 per cent of new economic activity in China last year, up...
February 27, 2019
FT Magazine
The making of Hillary Clinton: unpublished images of a would-be president
...As Clinton admitted in her Philadelphia acceptance speech last week, she far prefers the “service” part of public service to the public dimension, which she sees as a necessary evil....
August 5, 2016
FT Magazine
Max Schrems: the man who took on Facebook — and won
...“All of a sudden, we really knew it was quite serious,” says Justin Antonipillai, the former acting undersecretary for economic affairs at the US department of commerce....
April 5, 2018
News in-depthUK politics
England’s elderly care breaking down in Oldham
...England’s elderly and disabled care is being buffeted by a perfect storm, according to those on the front line, and Diana Eldred is right at the heart of it....
December 16, 2016
ReviewFT & McKinsey Business Book of the Year Award
Extracts from the 2014 shortlist
...For better and worse, the Diana story busted straight through the wall of deference which previously had concealed most of the private lives of those who lived in the Palace....
October 8, 2014
News in-depthThe Big Read
Investment: South Africa rising
...“This is a huge development of the [African] economy,” says Diana Layfield, chief executive for Africa at Standard Chartered, who adds that the pension fund industry is becoming “more formally” developed...
February 11, 2014
FT Live
The Impact Of Gen AI On The Legal Sector
How are law firms leveraging technology to transform services and operations?
Tuesday, 11 JuneDigital Conference
World
Doctor’s perspective: pioneer urges fresh efforts
...He is a trustee of the Global Aids Interfaith Alliance (www.thegaia.org) which provides basic health services, targeting prevention, care, and support in communities affected by HIV, TB, and malaria in Africa...
November 30, 2011
FT Magazine
Starting over
...On the board of directors of the Diana Memorial Fund, she has been a passionate advocate for refugee projects....
August 24, 2012
Recruitment
A superpower uses its power for good
...In May 2009, Dr Shah joined the Obama administration as undersecretary of agriculture for research, education and economics and chief scientist....
April 28, 2010
ReviewLife & Arts
Mrs T and sympathy
...Ideals of enterprise were all very well but winning at all costs, with no thought for the loser and no care for the way one played the game, “seemed somehow wrong”....
November 5, 2010
Life & Arts
Earth calling Taylor
...That undead Christmas hit by Slade is roaring dimly, the toilet’s out of service and the floor’s littered with wrappers and detritus....
December 30, 2010
Life & Arts
Busselton residents live longer
...care – and more money; and perhaps hardest of all is persuading your participants to make a commitment that could last for the rest of their lives....
February 13, 2010
ReviewFT Magazine
Bad blood
...Saviano finds answers in the words of Don Peppino Diana, an anti-mafia priest murdered by the Camorra in 1994: “The southern Italian’s wariness and distrust of the establishment because of its age-old inability...
March 21, 2008
Eurozone economy
Q5: Are the public finances in reasonable shape? If not, what needs to be done in 2008?
...* Lower the contribution of public spending to health care by moving to a continental European system of financing health care through mandatory universal health insurance....
January 1, 2008
UK schools
Weak media sector drags London lower
...Care UK rose 3.4 per cent to 362p as the provider of health and social care services reported better-than expected full year results with a 70 per cent increase in underlying pre-tax profits to £11.7m....
November 22, 2004
News in-depthWorld
The world mourns
...The US has already been criticised for not doing enough. Jan Egeland, UN undersecretary for humanitarian affairs, suggested wealthy countries were being “stingy” toward the developing world....
January 2, 2005

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