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Gardens
Beauty and the balcony: horticulture is not just for house dwellers
At RHS’s inaugural urban gardening show in Manchester, flat dwellers and renters can learn how to make a verdant refuge
April 17, 2024
HTSI
Can John and Jack Whitaker make Olympic showjumping history?
One is going for his seventh Games, the other for his first. It’s an uncle vs nephew rivalry to relish
April 2, 2024
FT Live
Climate Capital Live
The leading global platform for climate science, finance and business
Wednesday, 19 March 2025London, UK & Online
Gardens
Does lunar gardening really work or is it promising the moon?
Advocates claim that just as the moon’s waxing and waning affects ocean tides, it affects our soil’s moisture levels
February 16, 2024
HTSIHow To Give It 2023
Damian and Freya Aspinall’s wild ambitions
The conservationist and his daughter share a radical vision for the future of endangered species
December 9, 2023
Gardens
How to make your winter garden glow
Banish bleakness with brightness and visually arresting plants that produce colour, scent, sound and movement
November 10, 2023
ReviewTelevision
Mr & Mrs Smith TV review — killer-couple remake has a breezy screwball energy
...Not for the first time, off-camera drama has threatened to upstage on-screen action in Mr & Mrs Smith....
February 1, 2024
FT Live
Financial Times @COP
FT Live events coinciding with COP
Monday, 11 NovemberBaku, Azerbaijan
Gardens
Rain gardens offer a first green line of flood defence
The right mix of soil, plants and design can combat the wetter weather and sharper downpours brought by climate change
September 9, 2023
Gardens
New window on the secret life of orchids
As RHS Wisley opens a dedicated space for its 3,000 varieties, fresh light is shed on the oddities of these mysterious plants
July 18, 2023
Gardens
From pests to pathogens: how healthy is your horticulture?
National Plant Health Week aims to educate people about keeping local plantlife safe from potentially devastating disease
May 13, 2023
UK financial regulation
House of Lords creates body to oversee UK financial regulators
...Cross-benchers Lord Anthony Grabiner, a leading KC, and businessman and former BBC governor Lord Robert Smith are also among the line up....
January 18, 2024
ExplainerIsrael-Hamas war
Gaza: the history of an embattled territory
...After a second intifada erupted in 2000, then-Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon announced plans in 2003 to withdraw troops and settlements from Gaza....
October 27, 2023
News in-depthUnions
Unions rally behind Starmer to bolster Labour’s election chances
...“Our relationship is not about being happy, we have a constructive relationship, at times there are disagreements but that is healthy,” said Gary Smith, general secretary of the GMB....
October 10, 2023
House & Home Christmas Special 2022
Combat Christmas excess with recycled and organic decorations
...Food items are a traditional choice dating back as far as the 16th century, says Pamela Smith, national gardens and parklands consultant at the National Trust....
December 2, 2022
James Henderson
When yesterday’s company heroes move into recovery mode
...Less fortunate was Dame Sharon White at John Lewis....
December 1, 2023
Gardens
Apples not the only fruit in an RHS orchard overhaul
New cultivars, an eco-friendly redesign and education on home growing are introduced at Wisley
October 21, 2022
FT Live
Moral Money Summit Europe
Unlocking opportunities for a greener and fairer world
Wednesday, 22 MayThe Biltmore Mayfair, LXR Hotels & Resorts, Grosvenor Square, London, UK
Trades Union Congress
UK unions fear tough pay battles ahead of next general election
...Gary Smith, general secretary of the GMB, said that with layoffs looming at companies affected by the construction slowdown, workers could be afraid to push pay claims too far....
September 13, 2023
News in-depthGlobal inflation
Central bankers warn companies on fatter profit margins
...“The UK is in the grip of a profiteering epidemic,” said Sharon Graham, general secretary of Unite....
March 30, 2023
Gardens
How the ‘no dig’ approach takes the toil out of gardening
Leave spades aside and soil undisturbed for better pest control, carbon storage and crop production
September 2, 2022
Gardens
The postmodern garden of Througham Court in the Cotswolds
A haematologist-turned-landscape-architect has used her fascination with science to create some extraordinary spaces
August 12, 2022
Gardens
The artist as gardener: ‘I look at my garden as if I’m going to paint it’
The fashion designer and illustrator Virginia Johnson shows the FT her urban sanctuary in Toronto
June 24, 2022
Legal & General Group PLC
L&G defends risk management and blames mini-Budget for LDI crisis
...Committee member Baroness Sharon Bowles questioned the use of leverage in LDI strategies, which she suggested was effectively “the same thing as borrowing” and thus not permitted under legislation....
November 22, 2022
Chelsea Flower Show 2022
Chris Beardshaw wins Chelsea gold for his RNLI garden
The designer was lured back to the event by a charity dear to his heart
May 27, 2022
ReviewAlbums
Margo Price: Strays — off-piste country music with sharp lyricism
...“Radio” combines twangy country guitar licks and symphonic swells of sound with an electronic beat and a guest vocal by indie music star Sharon Van Etten....
January 13, 2023
Gardens
Right on Kew: plants that tackle our throwaway food culture
A programme at the botanical gardens focuses on shifting attitudes and growing vegetables sustainably
May 13, 2022
Working ItWorking It: Mental Health and Wellbeing
Employers see the positive side of ADHD and autism
...Heather Smith, access and equality specialist at the organisation, says that, for some vacancies, the Trust shares its questions in advance, or runs experience days that involve group work and conversation...
May 26, 2023

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