Overheard in the newsroom: spy games
Plus our favourite articles, podcasts and video this week
Overheard in the newsroom: spy games
Plus our favourite articles, podcasts and video this week
Liz Truss: ‘I don’t believe in guardrails’
Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister on being ejected from office, the need for radical economic remedies — and her battle with the ‘deep state’
A disappearance in Xinjiang
What became of famed Uyghur academic Rahile Dawut?
OJ Simpson and the paradox of American power
As the country loses clout, it holds the world’s attention more
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Editor's picks
Saturday 27th April
Liz Truss: ‘I don’t believe in guardrails’
Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister on being ejected from office, the need for radical economic remedies — and her battle with the ‘deep state’
A disappearance in Xinjiang
What became of famed Uyghur academic Rahile Dawut?
OJ Simpson and the paradox of American power
As the country loses clout, it holds the world’s attention more
Inside the UK’s failing plans to ‘level up’ left-behind towns
The promise of billions in regeneration funding helped Boris Johnson win power in 2019. But critics say little has changed on the ground
Daniel Dennett and the purpose of philosophy
The philosopher’s job is surely more than to be a servant to the sciences
Gazans vent anger against Hamas
Dissent against Islamist group increases after six months of gruelling conflict with Israel
Slow train to Penang: the return of the Eastern & Oriental Express
After a four-year hiatus the lavish hotel-train is back, on a new route through the jungles of Malaysia
Editor's picks
Saturday 27th April
Overheard in the newsroom: spy games
Plus our favourite articles, podcasts and video this week
Liz Truss: ‘I don’t believe in guardrails’
Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister on being ejected from office, the need for radical economic remedies — and her battle with the ‘deep state’
A disappearance in Xinjiang
What became of famed Uyghur academic Rahile Dawut?
OJ Simpson and the paradox of American power
As the country loses clout, it holds the world’s attention more
Inside the UK’s failing plans to ‘level up’ left-behind towns
The promise of billions in regeneration funding helped Boris Johnson win power in 2019. But critics say little has changed on the ground
Daniel Dennett and the purpose of philosophy
The philosopher’s job is surely more than to be a servant to the sciences
Gazans vent anger against Hamas
Dissent against Islamist group increases after six months of gruelling conflict with Israel
Slow train to Penang: the return of the Eastern & Oriental Express
After a four-year hiatus the lavish hotel-train is back, on a new route through the jungles of Malaysia
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Liz Truss: ‘I don’t believe in guardrails’
Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister on being ejected from office, the need for radical economic remedies — and her battle with the ‘deep state’
A disappearance in Xinjiang
What became of famed Uyghur academic Rahile Dawut?
OJ Simpson and the paradox of American power
As the country loses clout, it holds the world’s attention more
Inside the UK’s failing plans to ‘level up’ left-behind towns
The promise of billions in regeneration funding helped Boris Johnson win power in 2019. But critics say little has changed on the ground
Daniel Dennett and the purpose of philosophy
The philosopher’s job is surely more than to be a servant to the sciences
Gazans vent anger against Hamas
Dissent against Islamist group increases after six months of gruelling conflict with Israel
Slow train to Penang: the return of the Eastern & Oriental Express
After a four-year hiatus the lavish hotel-train is back, on a new route through the jungles of Malaysia
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Overheard in the newsroom: spy games
Plus our favourite articles, podcasts and video this week
Liz Truss: ‘I don’t believe in guardrails’
Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister on being ejected from office, the need for radical economic remedies — and her battle with the ‘deep state’
A disappearance in Xinjiang
What became of famed Uyghur academic Rahile Dawut?
OJ Simpson and the paradox of American power
As the country loses clout, it holds the world’s attention more
Inside the UK’s failing plans to ‘level up’ left-behind towns
The promise of billions in regeneration funding helped Boris Johnson win power in 2019. But critics say little has changed on the ground
Daniel Dennett and the purpose of philosophy
The philosopher’s job is surely more than to be a servant to the sciences
Gazans vent anger against Hamas
Dissent against Islamist group increases after six months of gruelling conflict with Israel
Slow train to Penang: the return of the Eastern & Oriental Express
After a four-year hiatus the lavish hotel-train is back, on a new route through the jungles of Malaysia
- 8 daily stories handpicked by FT Editors
- Insightful reads on a wide range of topics
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