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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
HTSI
The eternal joy of Sylvanian Families
...“[Sylvanians] are as flexible as a child’s imagination,” says Canales....
June 30, 2023
FT Live
US Pharma and Biotech Summit
Strategies for innovation, pricing and access
Thursday, 16 MayNew York, NY, USA
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
Leon Black
Leon Black’s downfall confounds the legacy of #MeToo on Wall Street
...“And then, you know, the whole world of visas and green cards and passports, it’s complicated,” he continued....
November 22, 2023
UK Budget
UK Budget 2023: the chancellor’s speech in full
...And we will increase the maximum they can claim to £951 for one child and £1,630 for two children, an increase of almost 50%....
March 15, 2023
FT Magazine
After hours with 10 Foot, London’s most notorious graffiti writer
...He’s the one who put 10 Foot away, as well as his friend and mentor, Tox, along with many others....
February 3, 2023
FT Live
Global Pharma and Biotech Summit
Driving life sciences innovation in a disrupted world
Tuesday, 5 NovemberIn-Person & Online Conference
UK Budget
Autumn Budget and spending review 2021: the chancellor’s speech in full
...Sales of fruit cider have increased from one in a thousand ciders sold in 2005 to one in four today. But they can pay two or three times as much duty as cider that is made with apples or pears....
October 27, 2021
FT Magazine
‘You have to be violent to be heard’: Northern Ireland’s teens take to the streets
...Logan’s mother went on a similar trip to the US as a youngster and made Catholic friends, but her son still grew up fearing the other side....
July 1, 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
The Bodley Head/FT Essay Prize
2019 Bodley Head/FT Essay Prize winner: Your tongue is still yours
...children whose parents claim more than one mother tongue....
November 22, 2019
FT Magazine
Nuclear secrets: the Dutch whistleblower who tried to stop Pakistan’s bomb
...In 1998, he also became celebrated as “Mohsin e-Pakistan” (Saviour of Pakistan), after the country detonated six nuclear bombs at a test site....
July 24, 2020
Travel
Travel writers’ discoveries — and disappointments — of 2019
...As I repeated everything in my booking, scratched my head over insurance and waited for a child seat, I marvelled anew at the apparent dedication of a whole industry to ignoring technology and frustrating...
December 13, 2019
HTSI
How To Give It: the good list
...Jaap van ZwedenThe conductor using music to empower people with autism When their third child Benjamin was five, Jaap van Zweden, music director of the New York Philharmonic and one of the world’s best...
February 5, 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
...The two men held aloft the Ikurriña — the red, white and green flag of the Basque Country — and placed it on the centre circle. The act was a crime....
November 15, 2019
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
FT Magazine
Finding my Armenia, a century after the genocide
...My grandmother, my mother and now my sisters and I stuff green peppers with ground beef, rice, cumin. We know how to skewer slippery cubes of lamb into shish kebabs. One day I called my mother....
November 16, 2018
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
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
World
Brazil stresses child development to combat social inequality
...Because light deficiency has been shown to affect a child’s cognitive potential, Alana launched a project in 2016 to bring more green spaces to schools, called Criança e Natureza, or Children and Nature....
April 30, 2018
FT Magazine
Lore Segal: ‘I’m not surprised by anti-Semitism when it rises again’
...The family’s yard had been requisitioned as the paymaster’s headquarters. Her parents told her to stay out of the way, but she was a child — she wanted to be seen by these grey-green-suited strangers....
June 15, 2018
UK Budget
Budget 2018: The chancellor’s speech
...So as Autumn takes hold, I am making an additional £420m available immediately to Local Highway Authorities to tackle potholes, bridge repairs and other minor works in this financial year....
October 29, 2018
FirstFT
Daily briefing: Shaky shares, iPhone X output halved, super blue blood moon
...and unborn child....
January 30, 2018
Life & Arts
India in the mirror: how a nation sees itself at 70
...As a child, waving paper flags on Independence Day had meant freedom to me....
August 15, 2017
FT Magazine
Inside Silicon Valley’s classrooms of the future
...Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, and his wife Priscilla are leading the push to create an education as individual as each child, aiming to expand the experiments beyond the rarefied confines of...
February 3, 2017
FT MagazineDouglas Coupland
Douglas Coupland on how we fell out of love with phone calls
...It’s endearing because they want to be smart and grown-up, but how long will it be, once that child finally gets a phone, before they realise they don’t want to talk on one?...
December 22, 2016

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