FT Weekend Magazine

When three women came forward, alleging that British tech tycoon Lawrence Jones sexually assaulted them, they were not prepared for what it would take to bring him to justice: ft.trib.al/YawR6L2

A drone pilot and her all-women unit are waging a new kind of warfare on Ukraine’s eastern front: ft.trib.al/fClTdJb

Sister Susan Francois believes shareholder advocacy holds the key to ‘better’ corporate behaviour: ft.trib.al/Ihcih3H

Jay Rayner's advice is to eat this dish alone unselfconsciously or to come with someone who is equally invested, for Singapore chilli crab is not a quick job. Tap here to read his review of Sentosa, Bermondsey: ft.trib.al/pyPdazB

'You don’t have to do it, I just feel you owe it to yourself.' Nigella Lawson on the joys, and lessons, of cooking just for yourself: ft.trib.al/VRrKoIg

There is a gap between the calm, rational decision-makers we often aspire to be and the overwrought, sentiment-tossed creatures we often are. Rarely is that gap wider than in the political arena, says Tim Harford ft.trib.al/2RhqVmR

He built a booming business selling spy gadgets to the paranoid and the powerful. Behind the scenes he was wiring his own world: ft.trib.al/EZNVRMj

'I think I speak for all mild-mannered, non-confrontational, centrist moderates when I say the Mayor of London would be doing us all a favour by creating a new ultra-expensive antisocial car zone and taxing SUVs into oblivion,' says Robert Shrimsley: ft.trib.al/Kbn4O8k

Theorists of international relations tend to assume that states pursue their interests. That worked when foreign policy was made by committees – in today’s world, intelligence services need to relearn the psychology of radicalisation, says Simon Kuper: ft.trib.al/UjojrYu

No wonder the UK is going crazy for Greek food, writes Jay Rayner after eating at Kallos, in Salford. Tap here for his restaurant review: ft.trib.al/99MITAV

In postwar West Germany, the link between cigarettes and cancer was ignored — with real and deadly effects. Tap here to read Tim Harford's latest column: ft.trib.al/fb4EV6a

Milan’s average house-price-to-income ratio is about 12.5 according to FT analysis — higher than in London. Read about Milan's great 20th century apartments – and how the city's European facelift and tourism boom resulted in the current housing crisis: ft.trib.al/si7aL0w

'Milan’s average house-price-to-income ratio is about 12.5 according to FT analysis — higher than in London.' My story on Milan's 20th century apartments, European facelift, tourism boom – & how it all coalesced into one of Europe's worst housing crises: ft.com/content/e6a2bc…

Sneak peek 👀 of this weekend's cover Look out for the story on Saturday at ft.trib.al/inMw9bu

There is an unshakeable belief in Dubai, among some communities that have moved there, which verges on delusion; every other place on the planet pales in comparison. Rahul Bhatia reports from the UAE weeks after the conflict began: ft.trib.al/rs9xR6W

Are you stuck making the same meals on rotation? Has your joy in food been sapped by a lack of time and inspiration? @Nigella_Lawson will be answering your questions about taking more pleasure from cooking on Tues April 14 at 1pm BST. Submit one here: ft.trib.al/JTrZG75 ⁠

Life is extending while the things that traditionally gave it meaning are in decline, says Simon Kuper. Tap here to read his column on why life may be getting too long: ft.trib.al/RDwEGRx

How corks, storage, shipment and much more change the taste of wine, by @JancisRobinson ft.trib.al/MBuptx1

‘Sure enough, low down at the end of the aisle, there was a cache of forgotten foods in weird, old-fashioned formats: pre-cooked things in cans and packs with names that read like an Alan Bennett monologue.’ Tim Hayward discovers a supermarket ft.trib.al/8HrBGSg

I am ready to declare my love: beautifully executed regional Italian food, an impressive wine list and a piano player who knows what he’s doing.’ @JayRayner1 ft.trib.al/1RRvkBc