Janine Gibson
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Editor of Weekend FT • sinkhole tracker • Do not buy crypto from me or anyone who appears to be me
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Emma Jacobs
about 20 hours ago
Forget pervert glasses - what about smart plugs? Me on domestic abusers taking over home devices
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How smart tech is being weaponised in the home
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Good morning we haven't done this for a while so welcome to your FT Weekend highlights giftlink thread. First up the great Gideon Rathman has been down several rabbit holes at the Conspiracy World Cup
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My journey down the rabbit hole at the Conspiracy World Cup
Accusations of foul play have swirled around this year’s tournament — but England fan Gideon Rachman still can’t get enough
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about 20 hours ago
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I just hope that somewhere in Kentish Town Keir Starmer is discovering one of the two nice restaurants that have opened while he's been gone
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England my England
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07.25am and we're got some new monkey noises on the nation's leading news programme. Welcome to the opening of the silly season everyone
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Surely England must have played Argentina before. Aren’t there any previous resonant encounters that we could hear about?
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amazing discussion on the radio right now -- does the reductive system of one weather symbol for a whole day put people off visiting tourist attractions and should the met office therefore reflect day parts.
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i regret to tell you that Nadhim Zahawi is on Laura Kuenssberg in an england shirt.
7 days ago
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Is it very bad to go to bed?
7 days ago
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I'm fully briefed on this Yorkshire-born, Bellingham-loving, very charming Norwegian giant with the strong social game, and cannot wait to see 11 England players surround him and run up and down the pitch as he seems to be taking us on singlehanded
8 days ago
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A Brit in the semis of Wimbledon, England still in the World Cup and Nigel Farage spending the summer arguing with a bin. Oh this happy breed of men, this little world, This precious stone set in the silver sea
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EVERY TIME I go on holiday some one resigns, someone get me the Kalshi ceo’s number pls
12 days ago
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Bron Maher
12 days ago
Job move news: New Statesman deputy editor Will Lloyd is leaving the mag to join the Financial Times as FT Weekend's senior features writer
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Beautiful
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oh honestly how funny can it b... oh no it's very very funny
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13 days ago
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Important essay from Alison Wolf on the apprenticeships we need to tackle the youth unemployment crisis. If you know a 20-25 year old you'll know six who are struggling; it's such an urgent problem
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Everyone loves apprenticeships. So why can’t Britain create more of them?
With a million young people out of work, we need to revive the tradition of ‘learning on the job’
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14 days ago
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No thread this morning. It's a brilliant package especially this magazine. Go get one!
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15 days ago
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It's just really pleasing to publish a piece of important political journalism and then watch everyone go wild with pizza discourse. What a job
16 days ago
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Morgan McSweeney spills all over Lunch with the FT in the form of
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Morgan McSweeney: ‘I felt guilty about what I’d done to Keir’
The former chief adviser to Keir Starmer forced out of his job over the Mandelson scandal talks for the first time about what went wrong
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17 days ago
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Right can we get back to Taylor Swift’s wedding?
17 days ago
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Day 3 of Wimbledon and it is increasingly hard to find a patch of outside space where the tennis not being shown on a large screen in front of four beanbags and a small clutch of deck chairs
18 days ago
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Someone has stolen a bit of That Tree from the grounds of a National Trust property and a tree valuation expert (I said what I said) observes the sapling could be worth "a huge amount".
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Sycamore Gap sapling stolen from National Trust castle
The seedling, one of 49 from the illegally felled tree, was taken at Wray Castle in Cumbria. Staff called on the thief to ‘do the right thing’ and return it
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18 days ago
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Don't forget to down tools at 12pm and announce you are off to Taylor Swift's wedding. Terribly sorry you are not at liberty to disclose any further details.
19 days ago
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Number 10 North actually an unreleased Housemartins album from 1985
20 days ago
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suddenly very interested in Ben Stokes who seems to have had a highly relatable fuck this for a game of soldiers moment
20 days ago
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We should neither promote nor diss our rivals but I feel like the foot picture is so high risk and this person seems to have a sixth missing toe???? Is that normal????
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22 days ago
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Good morning and we're back with a thread of FT Weekend highlight giftlinks. Some great pieces this week so please enjoy and remember not to complain if you're late to the party, simply go here and register to read for free
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22 days ago
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A little treat for you cos you've been so brave this week. Scheherazade Goldsmith and Matthew Freud show you round their London mews house. There's a Salvador Dali sofa and an AI Wei Wei table
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Inside Sheherazade Goldsmith and Matthew Freud’s newly renovated super-mews
The couple’s family house is a warren of unexpected treasures
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23 days ago
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British heat wave uproar stage 4: They're "defying the rules" at Hampstead Heath pond.
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23 days ago
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update: by now you should be utterly feral
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23 days ago
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And I couldn't help wondering, what truly constitutes a necessary journey
24 days ago
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At this point in the heat wave you should not be on speaking terms with anyone you know. If you can still muster any civilized behaviour we are forced to review your citizenship
24 days ago
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No journalist followed Andy Burnham more closely than
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for ten years at the Manchester Evening News and the FT. The Queen of the North on the King...
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The decade that made Andy Burnham
What 10 years covering the Manchester mayor’s many reinventions taught me about the man who wants to lead Britain
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Jemima Kelly
26 days ago
OMG. So in November 2022, when I was at a party at Mar-a-Lago to celebrate Trump running again for president (yes), I met this guy who I described thusly... WHO IT TURNS OUT HE IS THE GUY TRUMP HIRED TO CLEAN UP THE REFLECTING POOL, CEO of the company that owns "Green Water Solutions" I am dying 🤣
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A special 4am good morning only to everyone who has been awake through a massive insane electrical storm in London for the last two hours
26 days ago
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ok, so if you know roughly where and roughly when you were baptized how do you narrow that down? Let's just say no one alive can remember...
26 days ago
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IN a position to confirm that Keir Starmer's resignation speech is considerably more powerful with Ode to Joy stripped from the audio track.
27 days ago
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“There is no news!” announces the BBC’s political editor cheerfully from outside 10 Downing Street. So happy to be home for our traditional lectern spotting ritual
27 days ago
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John Lithgow came to open our
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Festival in New York before doing two shows on Broadway in Giant. Such a joy to get to interview him again after we spoke two year ago as he was just entering rehearsals for the play. Just an Olivier and a Tony in between…
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I’m in NYC this week for our US festival - do join us it’s going to be brilliant - and the number of people who actually know me who assume I’ve come for the World Cup is … surprising
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about 1 month ago
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I am banning children under 16 from slamming doors and also i am criminalising shouting after 10.30pm. Thank god I am the only person who has noticed how prevalent this destructive behaviour has become and will take clear and decisive action.
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This is in the West End now and it’s just as wonderful as
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says. God Adrian Lester can do pretty much anything
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Adrian Lester revels in swordplay and wordplay as Cyrano de Bergerac — review
Simon Evans’ RSC production at the Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon is both mischievous and moving
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about 1 month ago
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Tania J. Spencer
about 1 month ago
"It’s like fire brigades. If you suggested we close down the fire brigade because the fire has burnt out, people would say that you’re mad. But that’s exactly what we’re doing with pandemic preparedness" -
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Good morning and here is your Weekend FT gift link highlight thread. First, a thing to worry about: Fearmongering over global spread aside, we need to look at why Ebola came back and how unbelievably underprepared we still are for the next “Disease X” pandemic
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Why Ebola came back — and a warning for the next pandemic
The outbreak in the DR Congo is unlikely to spread worldwide. But it comes at a time of cuts to health budgets and exposes a worrying lack of preparedness for ‘Disease X’
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about 1 month ago
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Here is a gift link to Simon Schama's appreciation of David Hockney's life and art which we ran last year. It's an amazing piece and contains, as you might imagine, some spectacular pictures including an absolute corker of Hackney with Lucian Freud
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about 1 month ago
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Well they're all geriatic millennials now so it's more "tell us your Harry Potter house and we'll tell you which Peter Murrell embezzlement item you own"
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about 1 month ago
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Breaking: I have decided to violently take against the phrase “picky bits”. Join me!
about 1 month ago
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Local Windbag
about 1 month ago
Excellent article on Anthropic - worth your time!
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So a while back I started doing a thread of FT Weekend highlights on Blue Sky of a Saturday morning. Today and throughout June you can register here to read four of those articles for free!
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This week featuring: Nigella, Anthropic, Colombia and the World Cup
about 1 month ago
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Good morning. There is news. Your FT Weekend Highlights Gift Link Thread has sold out to The Man* (*the marketing department) and every weekend in June you can register to read them all for free! I know this is challenging because change. But it's more democratic! Sign up here:
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about 1 month ago
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