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FT Magazine
Why encountering a beached whale profoundly changes so many people
...When Riley was young, his dad subjected him to a Myers-Briggs personality test. His dad’s reading was ENTJ, a commander, extroverted, intuitive. Riley’s came back as INTP, “a kind of queer jellyfish”....
March 2, 2024
The Week Ahead
Opening arguments begin in Trump trial
...and Serbia 200th day of the Hamas-Israel conflict after Hamas launched an attack on Israel on October 7 last year UK: 100th anniversary of both the first radio broadcast by a British monarch, George V...
April 21, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
The Big Read
Why is it still so hard to build new homes in England?
...“It’s incredibly hard to get economic growth unless there are spare homes for the workers that growing, high-wage firms want to hire,” says John Myers, founder of Yimby Alliance, which campaigns for more...
January 15, 2024
InterviewVisual Arts
Artist Shahidul Alam: ‘Photography does things that words cannot do so effectively’
...traffickers, languid of limb, sharp of eye, on a river boat....
June 28, 2023
FT Globetrotter
The BIG picture: a cycling tour of Copenhagen’s most trailblazing 21st-century buildings
...Once you hit a canal, turn sharp right and follow the path through the end of the freetown and over Dyssebroen....
July 10, 2023
Style
Alice Neel was a painter of people — and clothes
...Forty-three years later, young graduate Kitty Pearson was also depicted nude with a blue top hat....
February 4, 2023
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT SeriesBest books of the year 2022
Best books of 2022: Fiction in translation
...Salt Crystalsby Cristina Bendek, translated by Robin Myers, Charco Press £11.99 With its contested past, the Colombian island of San Andrés is a cauldron of mixed and often conflicting identities....
November 25, 2022
ReviewTheatre
Linck & Mülhahn — a true story of gender noncomforming makes rich, playful drama
...As does the lurking presence of sharp knives, a power drill and a liquidiser....
February 8, 2023
FT Magazine
What led a father to advocate for his child’s convicted killer’s release
...V. Jean-Michel was right to be wary. There were a lot of unexplainable things happening in Salta....
December 8, 2023
ReviewCity of London
Citizen of London by Michael McCarthy — lessons from Dick Whittington
...But Whittington was sharp enough to realise a loan need not be repaid in cash....
February 3, 2023
FT Magazine
Ron DeSantis is Donald Trump with brains and without the drama
...In a sharp departure from generations of conservatives, it is also suspicious of big companies....
October 20, 2022
FT Magazine
Global sperm counts are falling. This scientist believes she knows why
...Like the rest of the committee, she was initially sceptical that the sharp drop in sperm counts suggested by the Danish study could be real....
June 22, 2023
ReviewVisual Arts
Spain and the Hispanic World at the Royal Academy — glories of gilded ages shine again
...Giovanni Vespucci’s “World Map”, the master nautical chart from 1526 given to all Spanish navigators, with details of ships, conquests and resources, is displayed in Charles V’s ornamental version....
January 21, 2023
InterviewLunch with the FT
Louvre director Laurence des Cars: ‘We have to face all the dark spots of our history’
...She is openly jealous of London’s V&A museum, to which the Bowie archive was donated in February. “I knew very young, as a teenager, that I was going to work in art, but I was quite a movie buff . . ....
April 21, 2023
Biotech
Investors hunt for biotech bargains as market shows signs of a thaw
...There are other fundraising options, such as private equity, venture debt — loans for young businesses — and specialist royalty deals....
October 26, 2022
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
The Future of Money
Fintech’s double-edged sword and the cost of living crisis
...As ever, get in touch with Imani (imani.moise@ft.com) or me (sid.v@ft.com) with thoughts for new articles. Happy reading!...
August 22, 2022
InterviewTheatre
Theatre director Gregory Doran: ‘In Richard III you see a whole society brutalised by war’
...Doran talks about American literary historian Stephen Greenblatt’s sharp analysis of the political resonance of Shakespeare....
June 15, 2022
Theatre
Curtain up on 2022 — an enticing year for theatre
...A third, Dr Richard Myers (the IVF innovator), is at the centre of The Fever Syndrome by Alexis Zegerman (Hampstead Theatre, from March 18)....
January 6, 2022
FT Magazine
Graciela Iturbide on grief, joy and the power of birds
...She chose to concentrate on small moments of human happiness — children playing, a young couple cheek to cheek — throwing their desperate circumstances into sharp relief....
February 4, 2022
Transcript
Zahawi £5mn tax scandal tests Sunak
...And I think part of the issue is, is that when Rishi came into power, he wasn’t able to bring any young, charismatic, rising stars with him....
January 28, 2023
HTSI
Fancy a bottle at Planque?
...The east London district of Haggerston is at the sharp end of food and fashion....
September 7, 2021
Best FT Weekend long reads of 2021
The ‘war on woke’: who should shape Britain’s history?
...But having worked through the Conservative party’s political machine — from Tory central office to David Cameron’s Downing Street — he has brought a sharp-edged political message to the fight, often to the...
June 11, 2021
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...Russia is seeking to manufacture its Sputnik V vaccine in Italy to meet a surge in overseas contracts....
March 10, 2021
Disrupted Times
Europe’s uneasy recovery Premium content
...Earlier optimistic hopes of a sharp V-shaped British recovery seem to be fading as new coronavirus spikes appear....
August 5, 2020
ReviewHistory books
The Season: A Social History of the Debutante — ball gowns and economics
...But Kristen Richardson’s sharp account of how the season evolved from its early days after the Protestant Reformation in England, through its conquest of a newly independent America, to its leap into Russia...
March 13, 2020

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