FT Weekend Magazine

'Sadly, the study has not yet proved that reading can replace all exercise, but I’m not one to waste a new health fad for want of evidence.' Tap here to read Robert Shrimsley's latest column: ft.trib.al/VVM99Wn

'When I look at most people who reached the top, in business or politics or the Epstein files, I don’t particularly want that for my kids.' In his latest column, Simon Kuper reflects on 18 years of raising children: ft.trib.al/34G4VRp

Like tricksters, LLMs have perfected the art of plausibility, says Tim Harford: ft.trib.al/lT7YQT9

'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/6S1Cf2d

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 ⁠