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The FT contributing editor on grammar and Goebbels
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The author plays cricket in the ‘Jungle’ with minors who want to reach the UK
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The FT’s US political correspondent visits a battleground state in the US presidential election
On a visit to Russia, the novelist makes new intellectual friends and wants to cry as she sees so much beauty
The FT correspondent learns that young Ghanaians are trying to shape the future in spite of forces they have less control of
The FT’s comment and analysis editor remembers with pride one of his family’s more notable ancestors
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The UK journalist on Brazil’s evangelisation, cyber technology, university of crime, and the Amazon’s wanton destruction
The FT’s deputy special reports editor on watching Wagner’s ‘Ring’ and visiting Bishop Auckland
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My 44-year-old eider duck sleeping bag is my long-stop in life, even if the pound collapses next week
The visiting research fellow on his first Shangri-La Dialogue, China’s island-building in Asia and the Funtasy Island spat
The law professor on his lecture at the Hay Festival and why he is hopeless with faces and names
The FT’s contributing editor on how the European referendum has energised people, the growing elderly population and fishing
The author on Indian politicians, Turkish politics and the city with the second-best food
The FT’s Asia editor on his visit to the hermit kingdom
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