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Why the world went batty for Rye and its $60 bread ft.trib.al/L4PYGi2
The Audacity — Silicon Valley-based drama takes potshots at the billionaire lifestyle ft.trib.al/bFfwh92
Channel 4 strikes streaming deal with Disney ft.trib.al/3BtPGEv
Faust’s demonic circus opens at La Scala amid strikes and protests ft.trib.al/agpCKgX
Chess: English schoolgirl, 11, breaks 38-year world record ft.trib.al/4g3bHjr
The Cauldron by Simon Sebag Montefiore — how the Middle East became a fiery brew ft.trib.al/1BOoGMZ
Young people have a leftwing image and perhaps self-image. For a while now, Janan Ganesh has suspected that it is false: ft.trib.al/cBXx7Lk
10 winter jackets that really work ft.trib.al/5QuqQIn
The man whose show had for years functioned as a bullhorn for Republican leaders is now being portrayed by many of those same lawmakers as an unhinged has-been, exiled to Maine. But does Trump’s loudest critic still have his finger on America’s pulse? ft.trib.al/dDrzlQg
Is there anything more off-putting than someone trying desperately to shill their brilliance? Jo Ellison doesn't think so: ft.trib.al/MAxZUSZ
Choosing to clear an income-contingent loan is a risky move, says Claer Barrett. Yet deciding to repay is not the end of the story: ft.trib.al/ftkWzVA
At the reborn Simpson’s Tavern in the City, there’s beef-dripping chips, a magnificent venison pie and the sort of rich, old-school cooking that would delight a character in a Trollope novel: ft.trib.al/uMyaF6h
As disorder engulfs Paris, the political centre collapses and Marine Le Pen approaches power, the country is running out of money, patience and answers. Simon Kuper asks what happens next: ft.trib.al/gwESWjH
The novelist and playwright on remaining creative after the fall that left him tetraplegic, the politics of multicultural London and when Elton John turned up at his wedding – over a River Cafe lunch with the FT's Rebecca Watson: ft.trib.al/xj1gBYF
Amelia Earhart and the allure of an unsolved mystery ft.trib.al/UIixP3L
FT Weekend Magazine Crossword Number 816 ft.trib.al/BjvHHGA
Author Hanif Kureishi: ‘The urge to write came back strongly’ ft.trib.al/PhQimDO
Alexandra Shulman on saying goodbye to the family home ft.trib.al/fLQEbWs
Klara and the Sun — Kazuo Ishiguro’s AI novel becomes a chirpy fairytale ft.trib.al/QNVGLtC
Ali G: Who Iz I? — is the arch-prankster too tired to shock America? ft.trib.al/BeIu853
Sacha Baron Cohen’s creation returns for an underpowered satire of a US gone mad, says FT film critic Danny Leigh. Tap here for our review: ft.trib.al/lPeLvpl
'Ali G is a time capsule from an era of TV which sometimes delighted in cruelty.' Tap here to read Stephen Bush's column on why Sacha Baron Cohen’s creation never sat right with him: www.ft.com/content/fac8...
South Korean labour politics inspire a near-flawless film in Possible Love ft.trib.al/ZJesC9A
How Sarah J Maas’s ‘sexy faeries’ helped publishing win over TikTok ft.trib.al/soBoaa6
Chocoholics and meat lovers feel brunt of rising UK food prices ft.trib.al/NBvQsHD
May We Feed the King — a feast for the senses in a medieval court ft.trib.al/5WHKD14
Comic duo Ellie & Natasia return for a gleefully daft second series ft.trib.al/9s8LwcF
The UK's tax system is riddled with loopholes and inconsistencies that leak revenue, hurt economic growth and are simply unjust, says Tim Harford. Why have successive governments been so hesitant to clean it up? Tap here for his column: ft.trib.al/aAXPFD1
Opportunities to convey information cheaply and safely should not be squandered ft.trib.al/qxGs9lP
Helsinki’s chief design officer on the best of her city ft.trib.al/oJPvsLW
Don’t underestimate Netflix’s power to flip the script ft.trib.al/7ZnrIrb
A pre-Budget day guide to Britain’s bad taxes ft.trib.al/vOd3t1l