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For 22 years, the Frenchman lived and breathed managing the club. ‘I was not completely normal,’ he tells Simon Kuper
The photographer explores her family's migration from post-Soviet Russia to Santa Barbara using a cast of actors
Supreme Court politics and 2020 election fears are heating up the debate over the future of the US and its founding creed
‘Brexit focus groups show people still want to take back control but confess to national despair’
Q&A with the platinum-selling performer on the need to be political
‘Haugh’s friendly style of Irish cooking seems simple but involves a lot of preparation’
Art allows us to journey beyond our restricted daily lives into imaginative realms
‘One could take a positive view of the advert, which is not only defying gender stereotypes but encouraging people to think of other paths’
For all its simplicity, ‘tortilla de patatas’ is a thing of beauty and the ultimate comfort food
Jancis Robinson on how the UK has been making great strides in winemaking
The FT’s work and careers columnist gets dressed up for a summer’s night of grilled prawns, champagne and Otis
Our ‘Round on the Links’ quiz tests your ability to draw connections. Thinking caps on!
This dish works well with any type of grape — so make the most of the interesting table varieties you can find at this time of year
There’s growing demand for platforms that provide greater access to celebrities
Much mourned when it closed in 2018, the Soho institution has been revived by the team behind Noble Rot
It is gorgeous and often underpriced — but the industry has been badly hamstrung since March
For more than 30,000 years the region’s indigenous peoples have harnessed its scarce resources to create tools and soulful works of art
‘He wants to be Netflix, Alibaba, everything’ — how the tycoon set his sights on creating a global tech giant
The PM’s mantra may be ‘hands, face, space’ but we know the real message is ‘haircut, Ocado, loo roll’
High-profile oustings. A new man in charge. Boris Johnson’s mission to reform Whitehall is under way. Will it work?
‘If you’re 18 and looking to study in English, British and American colleges are no longer the obvious choice’
‘73 per cent of people say they feel more vulnerable today than they did five years ago’
Pipe in as much rose crème pâtissière as you can, until it oozes out
‘Once again, short-sightedness from Silicon Valley has allowed extremist thinking to flourish’
The novelist on how the years leading up to the second world war fuelled a fascination with poltergeists
'The wines it produces last and continue to evolve interestingly for ever'
His eclectic guests tackle science, art and technology with a striking Victorian backdrop
Her images of graffiti artists and hip-hop culture epitomise the city in the 1970s and beyond
‘Trump doesn’t always display the fruits of the spirit. But the scripture taught us to judge a person by their actions’
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