Tyler Brule
Nov 16, 2012
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Food & Drink
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Despite punitive taxation, India now has a thriving wine culture – or at least its vast middle class and ‘upper crust’ do
This is the time for Punjabi food – ‘to fatten one up for the cold, winter months ahead’
©Andy Sewell
‘Those who live in the country with freezers full of cheap game are probably already well-accustomed to pheasant curry’
Tyler Brule
Nov 16, 2012
Harry Eyres
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ARTS
Nov 16, 2012
Sane voices in a world gone mad
Arturo Barea and Manuel Chaves Nogales refused to take extreme ideological positions and had the commitment to tell the truth
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ARTS
Nov 16, 2012
The art of leadership
Cultural activities have the power to build social integration and point to a higher purpose for humanity
Vanessa Friedman
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STYLE
Nov 16, 2012
Be grateful for Grace
Two new books offer a riposte to the idea that practically anyone can be a fashion editor
Susie Boyt
Nov 16, 2012
The vicious furniture cycle
Holding items have a certain gay abandon to them, they shrug, they are impervious. Yet they can have a vast appeal
©Luis Grañena
Simon Kuper
from
FT MAGAZINE
Nov 9, 2012
How to handle the media
An interview is like a seduction: the journalist aims to charm you into giving him your best stuff. Sometimes the seduction is literal
©Shonagh Rae
Gillian Tett
from
FT MAGAZINE
Nov 9, 2012
Playing the budget game
‘If voters feel they have active choices, will they keep tabs on politicians in a more effective, co-operative manner?’
©Lucas Varela
Robert Shrimsley
from
FT MAGAZINE
Nov 9, 2012
The (Disney) empire strikes back
The scene: a desert landscape. A youth is herding alpacas when he sees two figures, one tall and gold, one small and a bit like a dustbin...
©Hulton Archive/Getty Images
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FT MAGAZINE
Nov 9, 2012
Dr Harvey’s extraordinary discovery
This week the Wellcome Trust Book Prize was awarded to ‘Circulation’, Thomas Wright’s biography of the revolutionary 17th-century physician William Harvey. Clive Cookson considers the fascinating – and often gory – life of the Englishman who discovered how blood is pumped around our bodies
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