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Skye Gyngell, the pioneering chef who brought style and beauty to seasonal cooking at Petersham Nurseries and Spring, has died at the age of 63: https://t.co/U1doFDll8H
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A year after her last bombshell Budget, the chancellor is once again mired in political chaos. Could the fallout consume both her and Sir Keir Starmer? https://t.co/sTw3nh1LmV
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Discover Fergus Henderson’s recipes for bone marrow salad, Welsh rarebit and madeleines:
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Fergus Henderson’s recipes for bone marrow salad, Welsh rarebit and madeleines
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'What we can say about financial markets today is that, whether or not they are in a bubble, they keep flirting with the surreal,' writes Tim Harford:
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Online conversations about hot meme stocks or cryptocurrencies are the source of some very bad decisions
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Jailing Turkey’s opposition leader hasn’t stopped him looking like the country’s president in waiting, writes Simon Kuper:
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Jailing Turkey’s opposition leader hasn’t stopped him looking like the country’s president in waiting
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'I’m not sure which is worse, a total lack of self-awareness or just enough to recognise the problem but insufficient self-discipline to do anything about it.' It’s too late for Robert Shrimsley, but you can still follow his advice: https://t.co/UUd2dLvXLa
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Is there a way to encourage voters to calm down, slow down and think twice, in an information environment that pushes us all to hurry up and feel?
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It appeals more to a way of thinking than to a set of ideas — but is it just wrong?
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Today’s most significant potential promoters of democracy are the Europeans. They need to fight autocrats in the information war, says Simon Kuper:
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Fifty years after Franco’s death, autocracy is going strong
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Modern life isn’t very indulgent of just going back to bed. But there’s nothing wrong with doing it from time to time, says Miranda Green:
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Modern life isn’t very indulgent of just going back to bed. But there’s nothing wrong with doing it from time to time
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Sneak peek 👀 of this weekend's cover Look out for the story on Saturday at https://t.co/Gi9sH4KvUI
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Who has had a big year in your industry? Who has earned accolades, made huge strides, produced important work or set records? Who has shaped the year? We are interested in the trailblazers worth celebrating – for the FT's inaugural Influence List:
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We are collecting your nominations for our upcoming Influence List
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The overload during Donald Trump’s second term is intentional, says FT US national editor Edward Luce
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Opponents in disarray, allies in line, followers enthralled — the US president is already on his way to building a new world order
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The gap between what is promised and delivered is stark when it comes to intimacy, says Tim Harford
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The gap between what is promised and delivered is stark when it comes to intimacy
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How a mysterious tip-off led investigators to uncover the inner workings of a highly unusual hacking operation
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How a mysterious tip-off led investigators to uncover the inner workings of a highly unusual hacking operation
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'Mainstream parties no longer offer an element that every successful political project requires: a promise of a better world.' Tap here for Simon Kuper's column:
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Mainstream parties have stopped promising voters better lives
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The 1956 Games sealed the Italian resort’s reputation as the world’s most glamorous place to ski — but it gradually lost its lustre. Can Milano-Cortina 2026 kick-start a resurgence?
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The 1956 Games sealed the Italian resort’s reputation as the world’s most glamorous place to ski — but it gradually lost its lustre. Can Milano-Cortina 2026 kick-start a resurgence?
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Would voters tolerate a visa auction? It’s hard to say, says Tim Harford: https://t.co/tTpAIN5GJk
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