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But you can subscribe to our digital edition which gives you the print edition online in an e-reader format!
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Oil up, dollar up, stock futures down as the Monday session gets underway in Asia-Pacific
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Yeah reading a print edition is a totally different experience to reading online. The juxtapositions and curating are far more meaningful.
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I think generally periods of deep concentration and focus are good for your brain. Whether that is reading, playing an instrument, making art, whatever.
On the book? Long story. Not a commercial endeavour (yet). Tell you more when I see you (if you want to listen to yet another person bore on about their book, which is entirely optional I assure you).
Oh this is a period that fascinates me. Argh. Another book to add to the tottering pile. Thanks!
Oh thank you but atm I have three books to read about the psychological impact of WWI on the domestic population (for a book I’m writing) and I’m also reading for pleasure England’s Dreaming (about punk). Also buying too many books which aren’t getting read.
Front page splash: Iran seeks vengeance for Khamenei with strikes on Israel and US Gulf allies
It’s been a busy weekend for our fantastic global team of reporters and editors, partic our unmatched Tehran crew - so instead of doing a thread of various news items you’ve missed, I’ll just leave you with this: proof that print is still alive and kicking in the 21st century. #buyapaper
Oh maybe I need to read this!
I loved her memoir.
Hotel Du Lac by Anita Brookner. It’s like 20th century Jane Austen.
And we are, indeed, still in business too! (Sorry I haven’t replied to yr email btw. Got my tin hat on this weekend and @mudlarklives.bsky.social has been in Japan anyway)
He’s been positioning himself for a while now. He did a good video a while back during a previous bout of Labour self-flagellation.
“Blame it on George Galloway” is …. quite the take.
Perhaps someone needs to tell him that wavering Labour voters can also read letters.
This post is the single best advert for the fact that proper local journalism matters.
If Jim’s team hadn’t put the pieces together quickly, this wouldn’t have been stopped.
I found it surprising that this piece didn’t mention either its long relationship with the FT or the fact that in an era when individual supposedly pseudonymous writers post on social media referencing their pseudonyms, it is impossible to maintain the illusion of a single house voice/identity.
I can’t remember where I read this - it may have been in The Five Giants by Nick Timmins - but apparently Beveridge considered recommending the nationalisation of all privately rented housing. Can you imagine if they had taken that opportunity!
Front page of tomorrow’s Financial Times: Tehran in secret deal with Kremlin for €500mn of advanced missile kit
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Thank you! I am now going to cite this in my forthcoming annual performance review, so your financial contribution is greatly appreciated.
Thank you. And yes I agree, our arts coverage is an under-appreciated gem.
#bridgerton
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Front page of tomorrow’s Financial Times: Tehran in secret deal with Kremlin for €500mn of advanced missile kit
Dear sir/madam,
May I interest you in a product with a strong track record (four centuries) that will satisfy your information needs in an efficient package? It is called a news paper. It consists of sheets of pulped wood, printed with various items of the day. I think you will find it beneficial.
Yes exactly. I think we are saying the same thing!