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Interiors
The desks where geniuses scrawled command a high premium
...Now I’m trying to start a small office, and it sits there as a reminder that I once worked with Jamie, and Jamie worked with Chipperfield.”...
November 24, 2023
The Big Read
The Republicans in Iowa: can anyone really catch Trump?
...“I’m not running to manage the decline. I’m running to reverse the decline.” The Florida governor apologised for rushing out to another engagement but assured voters that he would return to the area....
July 26, 2023
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
UK agriculture
UK cucumber and pepper crops face energy and labour crunch
...“There will certainly be a shortage of British-grown produce but whether they can make that up with imports I’m not sure,” Stiles said....
June 3, 2022
Travel
Running the world’s toughest race
...I’m no great runner but I’m used to being in the middle pack, further ahead than I am now....
February 24, 2022
FT Globetrotter
La dolce suite: how to pinpoint the perfect Rome hotel for you
...The Penthouse Suite, with its sleeping mezzanine and skylights, looks on to the tiny Piazza Pasquino; there are two 95 sq m two-bedroom apartment suites on the top floor as well....
June 7, 2021
FT Magazine
How walking became a radical act during lockdown
...Will it be pitch black before I’m back? Everard was simply walking home, doing what I do, every day....
June 4, 2021
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Amy O'Brien
‘Quaranteens’ expect a muted version of student life
...Mr Stiles isn’t alone in grappling with these decisions....
May 22, 2020
HTSIThe HTSI editor picks her favourite reads of 2021
Delfina Delettrez, at home on the Fendi farm
...“I’m Roman, it’s a part of my culture.” Death, one of the Baroque’s abiding themes – and nature’s great equaliser – isn’t something she shies away from....
February 12, 2021
Jo Ellison
The work behind the world’s great wonders
...I’m lucky I could do it....
April 18, 2019
Next Act
Summer nights — book now for festival season
...This year, for instance, the choral group Stile Antico focuses on the neglected tradition of music commissioned by Renaissance women, from nuns to royalty....
March 22, 2019
Life & Arts
Postcard from . . . The John O’Groats Trail
...I’m intrigued by the “coffee beef” special on the menu, which chef Karen Davies explains is a favourite Maltese recipe....
September 30, 2016
ReviewLife & Arts
Half a Sixpence, Chichester Festival Theatre, West Sussex, UK — ‘Jaunty’
...Well, after the encore I think I’m now excused banjos for the rest of my life....
July 27, 2016
Life & Arts
The Diary: Jonathan Coe
...I’m in northern Tuscany, appearing at the Sarzana Festival della Mente, where I’m expected to talk on the subject, “Sense of humour: uno stile di vita”. What on earth am I going to say?...
September 6, 2013
FT Magazine
A walk with the FT: Wicken-Leckhampstead
...Despite the heavy going, we eventually reach a stile and cross over close to some houses. The footpath traverses a meadow that today, alas, is sodden....
March 29, 2013
FT Magazine
A walk with the FT: The Chatsworth route
...“I’m actually quite numerate. I’m quite quick – that’s one of the skills.” And the others? “Voice matters....
April 19, 2013
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
FT Magazine
A walk with the FT: The Bratton Camp and Westbury route
...The dog is happy enough, but I’m almost over twice in the first 200 yards....
February 15, 2013
ReviewLife & Arts
Re-Bourne into speed and chaos
...Even Statham is five years older than Danny Glover was when he first uttered his Lethal Weapon catchphrase: “I’m too old for this shit.”...
August 16, 2012
FT Magazine
A walk with the FT: The Pentland Hills
...Mills talks of adding “this whole array of landscapes” to his welcome pack for visiting artists, and momentarily puts himself in their shoes: “I’m here, I’m busy....
June 29, 2012
FT Magazine
A walk with the FT: The Golden Cap route
...I’m grateful; recent downpours have left the steep path up to the summit a morass and this is not the place to slip off the cliff edge....
May 25, 2012
FT Magazine
A walk with the FT: The ‘Dark Peak ’ route, Derbyshire
...We climb the final stile. “Nothing much else matters here. It’s those lovely lines of Wordsworth, ‘Rolled round in earth’s diurnal course / With rocks, and stones, and trees.’...
March 23, 2012
Life & Arts
Tajik designers go west
...Mavluda Khamraeva, a petite 37-year-old who runs the M.Stile fashion boutique and her own eponymous fashion label in the downtown Opera area of the Tajik capital Dushanbe, says drab local fashion, Soviet...
August 26, 2011
Susie Boyt
Obsession as a way of life
...At Christmas, I like to go Overboard with a capital O, but if the other people won’t even pretend I’m doing it for their benefit and not my own, it’s mighty hard to justify....
November 26, 2010
FT Magazine
The battle of Wayne
...There are two types of British footballer: ugly ones like Rooney, Paul “Gazza” Gascoigne and Nobby Stiles, and pretty ones like Beckham and Michael Owen....
October 29, 2010
US politics & policy
Best of the board
...Jim Jolly ”Democracy has been kidnapped by neo-conservative warmongers” Pierre Camus ”I’m still proud to be an American but for the first time, I’m going to quit the country for four years.”...
November 4, 2004

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