An illuminating journey to the furthest corners of the FT archive, featuring the search for the Securitas millions, a Soviet showdown and more ...

“I sometimes feel like a monkey in a zoo,” says Esther van Duijn, one of eight conservators restoring Rembrandt’s 1642 ...

Fog disrupts a film crew trying to record a diver’s deep descent without air — written exclusively for the FT by the ...

Make Way for Berthe Weill’ at the Grey Art Museum pays tribute to a pathbreaking figure in Paris’s avant-garde ...

Swamp Notes is produced by Ethan Plotkin, Sonja Hutson, Lauren Fedor and Marc Filippino. Topher Forhecz is the FT’s executive ...

Appetisers are good; fish variable; soups baffling in their infinite variety. Desserts are superb but everything on the ...

One central figure in this fraud was Konrad Kujau, a German thief, counterfeiter and Nazi enthusiast. The other was Gerd ...

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But you cannot deter dedicated wine-tasters that easily. Last night a wine-tasting was organised by former Davos employees ...

Nigeria’s north-south divide has long been a bitter element of the country’s politics. The predominantly Muslim north and Christian south, with their varied ethnic groups, were fused together as one ...

Although some weeks have passed since the Prince of Wales took a twopenny jaunt to Stockwell and declared the new City and South London Railway open, it was only yesterday that the declaration of His ...

In the winter of 1932 the town of Hawarden in the US state of Iowa began printing and distributing scrip dollars — pieces of paper, shaped and printed like dollar notes from the Federal Reserve, ...