At the architect and artist’s storied home, ornate Georgian detailing is a foil for paintings celebrating his heritage — it’s two worlds colliding in vivid Technicolor
Rupert Soames calls for more ‘vroom vroom’ in the promotion of the London Stock Exchange to overseas companies
The capital’s summer season is packed with all-day music fests. They can be more miss than hit — but here are three that get it right on all fronts
Government-backed study into high-speed project published as HS2 scheme is hit by delays and mounting costs
Jessica Light is keeping the 15th-century French art of passementerie alive, adding beads and bleach to braids of silk or horsehair
The FT’s critics recommend the most compelling 2025 shows, including Jenny Saville at the National Portrait Gallery
Owner of African nation’s most valuable bank will boost UK market as it looks abroad for capital
A short playing season and high maintenance costs mean playing on turf is under threat
ORR insists government resistance to private operators played no role in decision
Even two Michelin stars are no guarantee of success for Café Royal chef Alex Dilling
Drug group chief Pascal Soriot frustrated with UK but shareholders worry about country losing FTSE’s largest company
CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd warns ‘dating apps are feeling like a thing of the past’
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Can’t make it to SW19? Catch the action everywhere from a neighbourhood street party to a Georgian garden via a pontoon by the Thames
Six men stand accused of taking part in London attack allegedly backed by Russian mercenary group
A perennial champion at the tournament is the floral extravaganza that fills its grounds. Here’s how they do it every year without fail — and keep those courts so green
Londoners are attempting to adapt their wardrobes to a sweltering Tube journey, with mixed results
Britain has skilled workers to compete with peers but not the urban infrastructure to capitalise on agglomeration benefits
Will Carlos Alcaraz power through to a third Wimbledon win in a row? Might Barbora Krejčíková raise the Venus Rosewater Dish again this year? And what are the Brits’ prospects? It’s all in the game . . .
Moves highlight growing trend for businesses to turn themselves into proxies for the cryptocurrency
For one writer, buying a boat offered peace, community — and a more affordable way to live in London. Its an ode to quiet nonconformism
Company will shift primary listing from Athens in boost to UK market
The capital has been skewing Britain’s economic geography for more than a century
Property magnates the Reuben Brothers are investing £1bn to move the dial in Mayfair. Can they succeed?
The 95-year-old artist swore he would never teach. But now he has distilled seven decades of a packed career into an inspiring primer for young people
