Harriet Fitch Little
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FT Magazine Food and Drink editor
Very fun Q&A happening right now with
@jayrayner1.bsky.social
@timhayward.bsky.social
and Bee Wilson. Including an unwelcome answers to my question about whether it is ok to leave your Christmas ham out on the side all Christmas.
www.ft.com/content/13dd...
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Submit your questions to Jay Rayner, Tim Hayward and Bee Wilson: What should I cook this festive season?
Take part in a live Q&A with three star FT food writers today at 11am GMT
https://www.ft.com/content/13dd7825-80f2-4d1d-b908-bc7d26289213
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Please tell these three wise food writers what troubles you at Christmas - eg the gymnastics of getting food to the table still hot, the sorrow of dry meat... - and they will give you very good answers.
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Jemima Kelly
7 days ago
Incredible, intensely moving piece. Astonishing courage from one man, and a very sad ending for another
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âItâs just a bombâ
[FREE TO READ] The true story of two strangers and an extraordinary act of courage
https://as.ft.com/r/74c0df5a-4c21-4f48-a25a-35f3fa9b25f6
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Madison Marriage
9 days ago
If you work in or are interested in education, do give this a read. This investigation is about morals, money and misogyny (at an elite British institution famed for its feminist heritage) and several brave sources risked their careers to speak openly with us:
on.ft.com/3XQUqDD
@antoniacundy.ft.com
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The elite British private school that lost its way in Singapore
Former staff allege bullying, misogyny and safeguarding lapses at the city-state outpost of North London Collegiate School
https://on.ft.com/3XQUqDD
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Janine Gibson
11 days ago
A gorgeous, gorgeous column by
@marinaoloughlin.bsky.social
about delicious food, parenting grown up children and being right. Three subjects very dear to my heart
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Help! My children have got opinions about where to eat
[FREE TO READ] Surely a restaurant critic has earned the right to decide on dinner?
https://as.ft.com/r/e60ecf71-b7a4-4b04-b973-5d7e9bc64286
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The Author, Séamas O'Reilly
16 days ago
"The Guardian called him a âmysticâ, and Intel execs commissioned a caricature of him as a many-armed deity, each hand clutching fags and pints." An extraordinary profile by Tamlin Magee of his father, Michael, the technology journalist who became a leading figure in British occultism.
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Marina O'Loughlin
19 days ago
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This is SO brilliant: Susie Wiles by Kellyanne Conway; Bad Bunny by Rita Moreno; Nigel Farage by Michael Gove; Zohran Mamdami by Bernie Sanders! WHAT a line-up đđđ
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The FT Influence List 2025
Who are the people who shaped the world this year?
https://www.ft.com/content/420f54c4-404c-475e-982e-ab1a2293aef8
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We've put together a package of all Jancis Robinson's festive wine recommendations for the year. And still two more entries to come!
www.ft.com/content/499d...
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Jancis Robinsonâs festive wine recommendations
Her top sparkling, white, rosé and orange wines plus a selection of affordable wines
https://www.ft.com/content/499d5f86-43bb-4f52-93ad-d35c8a51b5e8
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Katie Martin
21 days ago
**FT GRAD SCHEME** applications are now open. Incredible opportunity for young wannabe hacks. Spread the word:
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Financial Times
22 days ago
Legado in Shoreditch takes Best New Opening for 2025 and St John wins the Judge's Choice. Find out who else triumphed at the inaugural FT Weekend Business Lunch Awards, hosted in London by our critic Jay Rayner
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St John and Bouchon Racine among winners at the FT Weekend Business Lunch Awards
Legado in Shoreditch takes Best New Opening for 2025
https://on.ft.com/4ixBlzB
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Janine Gibson
23 days ago
We held the inaugural FT Weekend Business Lunch Awards today at the Cinnamon Club and awarded Bouchon Racine, Luca, The Bull at Charlbury, Legado and St John in front of their peers. This was the ovation for St John from their very finest peers
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It's here! This issue is dedicated to how to do a few festive non-negotiables truly brilliantly. With
@nigella.bsky.social
@jayrayner1.bsky.social
@marinaoloughlin.bsky.social
@timhayward.bsky.social
& more. It's rainy! Go get a paper then get back into bed. Alternatively:
www.ft.com/christmas2025
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Jay Rayner
25 days ago
No review from me today cos itâs the @ft_weekend.com CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, edited by
@harrietfl.ft.com
. Itâs a banger and ever better in print. A top team including
@nigella.bsky.social
@timhayward.bsky.social
@jancisrobinson.com
and, er, me nominate the Christmas food must haves.
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The expertsâ guide to the Christmas food and drink that really matters â and how to get it right
If you could only choose one festive treat, what would it be? Nigella Lawson, Jay Rayner, Jancis Robinson and more share their non-negotiables
https://on.ft.com/4rnR3lb
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A lot of what Skye did - seasonal cooking, eliminating single use plastics, using 'waste' products - is so well integrated into the cooking mainstream that it is easy to forget how pioneering it was. My obituary tries to give some small sense of it
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Skye Gyngell, pioneering chef, 1962-2025
[FREE TO READ] At Petersham Nurseries and Spring, she brought style and beauty to seasonal cooking
https://on.ft.com/4ptDNJF
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Here's the story.
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St Johnâs founders are stepping back. What comes next for the trailblazing nose-to-tail restaurant?
Fergus Henderson and Trevor Gulliver are retiring from day-to-day operations after 31 years
https://on.ft.com/4rd5VT2
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you have absolutely no reason to take a food and drink editor's word for it, but this book is going to be brilliant - in fact that is the word used most often by its many illustrious early readers
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Jay Rayner
about 1 month ago
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT TIME. Iâm delighted to say a follow up to Nights Out At Home is coming. Iâm delighted to say Nights Out In The Kitchen is published next September and to celebrate Iâm going back out on tour with a brand new show. On priority sale tomorrow and general sale Friday.
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3 months ago
We have news.
@ftweekend.com
is launching a set of business lunch awards. Nominate. Nominate like the wind. And then an illustrious panel of judges will choose the winners. Plus me.
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Janine Gibson
3 months ago
Good morning, FT Weekend is launching a best business lunch award! You can join in! NOMINATE a restaurant and WIN lunch for two at Simpsons on the Strand. Or do it out of gratitude and support for the restaurant biz..
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Help FT Weekend crown the best business lunch restaurant in London
[FREE TO READ] Nominations are now open for our inaugural Business Lunch Awards in partnership with OpenTable
https://on.ft.com/4q1CqTY
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Tony Tassell
3 months ago
Help FT Weekend crown the best business lunch restaurant in London -
@harrietfl.ft.com
is calling for your nominations and votes
www.ft.com/content/00f3...
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Help FT Weekend crown the best business lunch restaurant in London
Nominations are now open for our inaugural Business Lunch Awards in partnership with OpenTable
https://www.ft.com/content/00f33149-23f9-4c3c-846d-2fbf17c600ae
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Exciting times for the bon viveurs among you. We are launching a Business Lunch Awards in partnership with OpenTable - because lunch is good, lunch is fun, lunch is professional advantageous. To do this, we need nominations. and there are three (!) excellent prizes up for grabs
on.ft.com/4gZEnw3
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Help FT Weekend crown the best business lunch restaurant in London
[FREE TO READ] Nominations are now open for our inaugural Business Lunch Awards in partnership with OpenTable
https://on.ft.com/4gZEnw3
3 months ago
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i personally have nothing but fond feelings towards national ID cards. i paid a whole ÂŁ10 for an *extremely* legitimate looking one in 2006 only to have it immediately confiscated by the bartender who pointed out "it's literally on the front page today that the government has rejected this scheme".
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Robert Wright
3 months ago
Earlier this year, I spent considerable time working on an essay for
@ftweekend.com
about issues around autism:
www.ft.com/content/d1ba...
I read a great deal about the condition and spoke to several experts. There is no indication whatever that use of a single drug in pregnancy is linked to it.
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In search of a diagnosis
How my sonâs autism assessment sent me on an investigation into my own past
https://www.ft.com/content/d1baecc6-438e-4846-a515-13592c4c74f4
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Janine Gibson
3 months ago
Congratulations to
@ftweekend.com
readers Saoirse Ronan and Jack Lowden on the birth of their first child I have been sent this picture twice already this morning
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not saying jeremy clarkson is a bad man but he is consistently the only person in this village who doesn't do a little hand wave of acknowledgment if you have to pull over for him while driving. which is the countryside equivalent of not saying thank you when someone holds the door.
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Henry Mance
4 months ago
I wrote about the loss of excitement around veganism, which I think reflects a deeper shift: progressives have lost faith that they can change the world. The sooner we get some idealism back, the better
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Why the vegans lost
[FREE TO READ] Veganism didnât become less good for us or the planet, so what changed?
https://on.ft.com/3UPnqdq
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Katie Martin
4 months ago
I missed this piece at the time but it neatly sums up how incredibly irritating vegan food packaging is
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Vegan products are the wild west of âwackagingâ
[FREE TO READ] Hey, have you heard the one about the overfriendly oat milk?
https://on.ft.com/4mvUtze
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Janine Gibson
4 months ago
If you must salad make it Maison Francois, Brutto, Bocca di Lupa, Via Carota or Zuni Café. The Weekend FT complete with the definitive summer salad mini magazine is still on sale today
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Londonâs best restaurant salads â with recipes
[FREE TO READ] Brutto, Arlington, Bocca di Lupo and Maison François share their secrets
https://on.ft.com/4fLqzVm
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Jay Rayner
4 months ago
Elsewhere in todayâs
@ftweekend.com
we have a spiffing salad supplement in which I set out to save the dreary British salad from itself.
on.ft.com/4mlVcDb
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we made a whole magazine about salad. it is beautiful! it is full of recipes from chefs who really love them! **you can pull it out and keep it in your kitchen!** or read it online
ft.com/summerofsalad
4 months ago
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Phil Norman
4 months ago
When was the last time you witnessed - or better yet, participated in - a spontaneous mass performance of the popular folk song Why Are We Waiting?
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Attention all designated holiday cooks - this one's for us
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How to host dinner in a holiday rental â with recipes from Ben Lippett
[FREE TO READ] A Mediterranean feast that requires no spice rack or nice knives
https://on.ft.com/3ULqHtY
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Janine Gibson
5 months ago
Went to a proper restaurant for an Old School Lunch and on the table next to me close enough that I heard every word a food and drink PR was pitching a client about the launch of their new restaurant. âWe want to be in the FTâ, they said. âWell the FT doesnât really do restaurantsâ, she said.
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FT Edit
5 months ago
Welcome to FT Edit! When the news is overwhelming, we bring you eight stories a day, chosen by editors, offering clarity, fresh perspectives, insight and inspiration â plus some extra treats! Explore more at
www.ft.com/ftedit
or, if you're reading on iOS, find us on the FT app:
on.ft.com/44SHfGA
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without singling out any critics, or any chart-topping podcasting duos, did anyone who recommended this show actually watch it??? or just read summary (bookshop! murders! mark gatiss!) and review accordingly? i am your prime sucker for this sort of stuff but it is so dull and unendearing
5 months ago
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The spotify playlist attached to this will brighten even a v cloudy morning. Nun jazz!
www.ft.com/content/a299...
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What are the songs of summer?
Stephen Bush, Jemima Kelly, Martin Wolf and other FT writers choose the tracks that evoke festivals, first loves, sunshine and cricket
https://www.ft.com/content/a299a4bb-0484-4948-8fca-0e2156b7a2c4
5 months ago
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good morning. today i will be mostly be found hiding from my neighbours.
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JD Vance wonât find Kentucky in the Cotswolds
[FREE TO READ] If the US vice-president is seeking authentic rural folk in the unsullied countryside, heâs in for a surprise
https://on.ft.com/46sQL4r
5 months ago
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Janine Gibson
5 months ago
Our own
@harrietfl.ft.com
brings the Hot Cotswolds Summer to FT Weekend. An absolute delight including this line: "I asked a neighbour if she wanted to get a drink, and she suggested we drive 20 minutes to âfarmhouseâ rather than walk to the pub" which made me shiver with joy..
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JD Vance wonât find Kentucky in the Cotswolds
[FREE TO READ] If the US vice-president is seeking authentic rural folk in the unsullied countryside, heâs in for a surprise
https://on.ft.com/4f7HAsh
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I have seen it three times so I believe it to be intentional and not an embarrassing mistake: this summer's hottest look for Gen Z girls is to walk around with your trouser fly open.
5 months ago
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The lunch appreciators are multiplying
www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...
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The Case for Lunch
Notes on an underappreciated meal.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2025/07/28/the-case-for-lunch
5 months ago
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"Balthazar is like McDonaldâs for New Yorkers with too much money or not enough imagination, but I like McDonaldâs and I like Balthazar, too."
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Cooking my way through heartbreak, by Megan Nolan
Everything the novelist has learnt from a decade of dinners and dating
https://www.ft.com/content/dc22ca49-0cf9-48b1-b7b4-5daca4a22072
5 months ago
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have you ever thought very very hard about ice cubes and how they could be better? this
@timhayward.bsky.social
piece is fascinating and - as one commenter says - finally, a use for the insulated mug freebies they give you at corporate events. Read on...
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How to make the perfect ice cube
[FREE TO READ] Good drinks deserve chunky, crystal-clear ice
https://on.ft.com/3UkWjGH
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Robert Wright
5 months ago
After my son was diagnosed with autism, I've been thinking about my own relationship to this strange, highly contentious condition. During a sabbatical this spring, I spoke to some experts about it. My essay based on all that has just gone online on FT.Com:
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In search of a diagnosis
How my sonâs autism assessment sent me on an investigation into my own past
https://on.ft.com/4kKdCfe
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The BBC controversy no one is talking about (?!)
5 months ago
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Having done due diligence that this is in full accordance with he FT paywall, I can recommend bookmarking!
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The Fence
6 months ago
You can write for The Fence. If you have a good insider story or perspective, all you need to do is drop us a line at
[email protected]
. You donât need to be a professional writer: we have at least one debutant every edition, and we're open to just about anything.
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Robin Wigglesworth
6 months ago
Thank God. I was beginning to get worried.
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Gen Z acquires taste for drinking as cost of living pressures ease
Survey shows drop in abstinence among young adults as drinks industry battles perception of structural decline
https://www.ft.com/content/1ae55e45-64a6-463a-b04b-198ee324115e
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Jim Waterson
6 months ago
Iâm hiring a reporter for London Centric, looking for someone smart who can use a phone, knock on doors and wants to cause trouble. Donât care if youâve got qualifications, just want evidence of caring about news. Initial six month contract, pay above national rates.
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In this month's glorious feature,
@timhayward.bsky.social
reinvents the British fishcake. No biggie.
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A better fishcake is possible
[FREE TO READ] To do better by British fish, we must steal from America
https://on.ft.com/3TzYeqt
6 months ago
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Jay Rayner
6 months ago
For todayâs
@ftweekend.com
I am at Berut Bistro which, as the name suggests is a delightful small Lebanese restaurant in Londonâs Marylebone serving many great dishes including the Beirut Cloud, my dessert of the year so far, and quite possibly beyond.
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A Lebanese restaurant, but not as Londoners know it â Jay Rayner reviews Berut Bistro
This lovely Marylebone bistro feels like it was pulled together by thoughtful friends
https://on.ft.com/44aeHqd
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