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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
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
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
The Weekend Essay
Monet, the artist who changed how we see the world
...A star of the inaugural Impressionist exhibition in 1874, the painting stars again in Paris 1874, next year’s blockbuster restaging of that show at the Musée d’Orsay and Washington’s National Gallery of...
September 16, 2023
FT SeriesHTSI spring design special 2023
The passion and politics of my mother, Charlotte Perriand
...Perriand went on to succeed as a designer and architect in a man’s world: her mantra – “l’art de vivre” (“the art of living”) – born of the belief that good design could transform lives....
April 16, 2023
Lunch with the FT
Sci-fi writer Ted Chiang: ‘The machines we have now are not conscious’
...By now, we’ve done a few laps of the park, and I begin to recognise some of the other walkers: a mother-and-daughter duo, a lady with a two-legged dog, and people sitting on benches, with books, magazines...
June 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
HTSIHTSI spring travel special
The world’s best home-from-home hotels
...When in residence, her friends – Laurence Leenaert of LRNCE or designer Louis Barthélemy – might pop by, which makes one feel immediately part of the city’s vibrant scene....
May 15, 2023
FT Globetrotter
Apéro now: five top spots to raise a glass of natural wine in Paris
...And if you can’t secure a spot there, try one of the sibling Comptoirs, L’Avant-Comptoir de la Mer, which specialises in seafood, or L’Avant-Comptoir du Marché....
October 27, 2022
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
InterviewPhotography
Babette Mangolte on how dance made her a groundbreaking photographer
...She was one of the first women to be accepted into the cinematography section of L’École Technique de Cinématographie et de Photographie in Paris but, after graduating in 1966, she found jobs as a cinematographer...
July 21, 2022
InterviewMusic
Hip-hop producer DJ Premier: ‘I’ll be 90 and making boom-bap!’
...Since the late 1980s, Premier has not only worked with legendary emcees such as Nas (“N.Y. State of Mind”), Jay-Z (“D’Evils”), Big L (“The Enemy”) and The Notorious B.I.G....
August 25, 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
FT Globetrotter
It’s all in the mix: five London restaurants marrying very different global cuisines
...soupe d’oignon and steak au poivre....
June 21, 2022
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
FT Live
US Decarbonization and Industrial Transition Summit
Securing the resources to build and finance America's clean energy future
Wednesday, 29 MayWashington, D.C., USA
News in-depthSexual misconduct allegations
Child incest scandal shakes French intelligentsia
...Gabriel Matzneff, now 84, the French author who for years wrote about his sexual relations with adolescents and children, is also under investigation after one of his alleged victims accused him of having...
January 8, 2021
The Weekend Essay
France’s #MeToo moment
...Gabriel Matzneff was just one of several French writers in the 1970s purveying paedophilia....
April 2, 2021
HTSIThe Escape issue
How To Spend It in... Brittany
...Next door is Au Grand Bleu, one of my favourite restaurants; laid-back and very good for dinner or just a drink....
June 18, 2021
Lunch with the FT
Meet Rutger Bregman — outspoken historian and scourge of Davos
...At one point I’d become king and had to lead the thing. I remember in high school texting a man of about 40 or 50 in America, saying, ‘Attack now! We’ve got to get him!’...
May 29, 2020
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
The Aesthete
Designer Claud Cecil Gurney: ‘One needs to be in communion with an animal to remain sane’
...One really needs to be in communion with an animal to remain sane in life and, as long as you choose one with a good character, a donkey is forever. They’re so sweet and friendly....
February 26, 2019
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
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
Lunch with the FT
Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch on the rise of anti-Semitism and rebuilding Jewish life
...Knobloch’s first brush with Nazi ideology, she tells me, came as a little girl: one day, she tried to enter the local playground to meet up with neighbourhood friends....
December 14, 2018
FT SeriesFinancial crisis: Are we safer now?
Weathering the financial crisis: how seven lives were changed
...We had one of our best sales years in 2009 and 2010. I ran the company for another seven years, and I was lucky, as the financial impact to me was minor....
September 11, 2018

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