FT Weekend

Help was one of the great charity albums. Can a sequel match it? The 1995 record raised millions for War Child — now Help(2), featuring Olivia Rodrigo, Oasis and Arctic Monkeys, aims to do the same in the streaming age

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Artisans recast landmark Tiffany designs into horological form Six decades on, Jean Schlumberger’s creations are also inspiring a technically ambitious revival of an enamelling art

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FT Crossword: Number 18,311

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Sound of Falling — a ghostly portrait of German girlhood over a century A farmhouse in Altmark is the setting for Mascha Schilinski’s darkly elliptical, era-hopping drama

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FT quiz: the week in news Ten topical questions to test your news nous

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The Corinthia, Rome: former Bank of Italy building plays it safe Key notes | The latest five-star from the expanding group offers lavish comfort — if little excitement

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Look What You Made Me Do — boomers vs millennials in John Lanchester’s London The bestselling author of ‘Capital’ returns with a dark allegory of intergenerational conflict

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At last, the carbon cutter everyone can get behind Why solar will shape the power systems of the future

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Rachel Weisz descends into erotic fantasy in Netflix’s Vladimir The actor stars as a college professor who becomes fixated on a younger colleague played by Leo Woodall

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Why Celine’s Michael Rider is creating a ‘hardworking wardrobe’ Luxury is in existential crisis. With a vision rooted in clothes, not fashion, can this American designer in Paris cut through the noise?

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FT Crossword: Number 18,310

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Hoppers — Pixar’s eco-activist adventure leaves it to the beavers A teenager pilots a robot critter to save a glade from destruction in the studio’s energetic, bittersweet latest

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When buying clothes, can you beat the market? There are more than just financial considerations to take into account when buying vintage, quality basics and luxury items

'Customers are paying to send a message about how rich and powerful they are to other rich and powerful people. Paying $3,000 for a sweater may just be one of the cheapest available ways to do that,' says Robert Armstrong: ft.trib.al/LrUiVrR

Broken Glass — Arthur Miller’s stark play about antisemitism is a puzzle Jordan Fein’s production at the Young Vic, set in the aftermath of Kristallnacht, tackles the rough edges of history

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In an age of endless scroll, can photographs entice collectors again? Photography shows have been a major draw for museums around the world, but the market is still catching up

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Start your digital detox with this smartwatch case And more little gadgets to help you downsize and destress

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Co-creators Mickey Down & Konrad Kay on ‘Industry’ An interview with the creators of the hit TV drama, ‘Industry’

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The hit-making Florence museum that mixes Old Masters with Rothko and social media star Kaws The key to Palazzo Strozzi’s success, says Arturo Galansino, is drawing out the modernity of the medieval city’s art

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Stamp duty is Britain’s quiet growth killer The rate of housebuilding has plummeted over decades; to achieve recovery, the government needs to scrap high transaction taxes

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FT Crossword: Number 18,309

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Most workout wear that clings to our skin is laden with chemicals. Now, some alternatives are coming to market: ft.trib.al/CDi3PKd

When competing, use science to ascertain relative strength and quality of fit Be certain partnership is familiar with basic, key, bidding methods

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With the first race in Melbourne next weekend, Rory FH Smith suggests six petrolhead pilgrimages: ft.trib.al/QOeUTI3

Lily Allen’s West End Girl was a sensation — her one-woman show is a harder sell The star performed her hit divorce album in the intimate setting of Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

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These women were Golden Age masters — why have they been ignored by art historians? An ambitious exhibition highlights the glory of Low Countries artists still ripe for rediscovery, centuries after their first fame

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Simpson’s on the Strand is open again – here’s our exclusive preview Founded in 1828, the grande dame of London restaurants has had the Jeremy King treatment. We get the first taste

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Israel resumes strikes on Tehran and steps up Lebanon operation US embassy in Riyadh hit by two drones as war intensifies

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With the precious metal tripling in value over the past year, there’s a temptation to melt. But auction still holds an appeal: ft.trib.al/6HGJRzy

Breaking news: the ‘Today’ programme is broken The BBC radio show is the perfect illustration of just how unserious we’ve become

The BBC radio show is the perfect illustration of just how unserious we’ve become, says Jo Ellison: ft.trib.al/qEA48x3

Did Britain need to strike the Chagos deal? Viewed by some as a strategic necessity, the agreement has been complicated by shifting US priorities and political fragmentation at home

Viewed by some as a strategic necessity, the agreement has been complicated by shifting US priorities and political fragmentation at home.

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