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Feb 8, 2013
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‘Northern Rhône white grapes shrivelled in the August heat and were picked before the rains, making successful, if full-bodied, wines’
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‘Thoughts of Lent turned my mind – with its slow but rhythmical way of looking at the world – to pancakes’
©Michael Bodiam
Feb 8, 2013
Lines of beauty: British Library’s medieval manuscripts go digital
The British Library aims to digitise 25,000 medieval manuscripts, so readers around the world can see them. Here, the FT has exclusively photographed six of the rarest, from Beowulf to Leonardo
©Jason Andrew
Feb 8, 2013
A playdate with ‘Far from the Tree’ author Andrew Solomon
From prodigies to criminal children, prizewinning author Andrew Solomon explores the farthest reaches of parenthood in his new bestselling book ‘Far from the Tree’. In this exclusive interview, Katie Roiphe goes on a playdate with him
©Jack Latham
Feb 8, 2013
‘I married the same man three times’
Julie Pegram on the man she couldn’t leave behind
©Luis Grañena
Why I’ve fallen out of love with football
- Robert Shrimsley Are we being served?
- Nicholas Lander eats at Le Chasseur, Singapore
- Undercover Economist Raising the stakes
- Mrs Moneypenny A fancy education may not pay
- Gillian Tett Go west, east, north or south
©Billy Farrell
Feb 8, 2013
The Inventory: Juergen Teller
‘I like exercise. But I do go on benders, especially when I’m working a lot’, says the celebrity and fashion photographer
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Feb 8, 2013
Five of the best: box-office bites in London
The hotly anticipated Balthazar is soon to open in Covent Garden, but these remain some of theatreland’s best restaurants
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Feb 8, 2013
Barometer: travel
At the Chapel: be surprised at the arty buzz of a sleepy Somerset country town. Plus, the best spring walks in Europe
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Feb 8, 2013
The Paris baker: chestnut, chocolate and orange cheesecake
Rose Carrarini’s indulgent midwinter variation on a classic ricotta cheesecake
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Feb 8, 2013
Science: meet the microbes with altitude
Researchers have discovered a surprisingly high density and variety of micro-organisms in the upper atmosphere
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