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FT Film 31 min

Lars Windhorst and H2O: scandal, spies and the superyacht | FT Film

Windhorst talks about his biggest scandals as the FT asks: where did all the money go?

Editor’s Choice

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    How safety lapses hit Boeing's reputation | FT Film

    Suspicions remain among regulators, Congress and the flying public

  2. InterviewInterview14 min
    Sadiq Khan on hunger in London classrooms | FT

    The mayor of London speaks to the FT about the link between child nutrition and learning, his views of Donald Trump and devolution

  3. Drones23 min
    Should the US ban Chinese drones?

    The best-selling drones in the US are made by DJI in China - some Republican lawmakers plan to ban them

  4. FT Film32 min
    America divided: the women who vote for Trump | FT Film

    Why Republican women back Donald Trump - despite sexist language, legal troubles, and abortion politics

  5. FT Film29 min
    Sequoia Capital and the evolution of the VC industry | FT Film

    Why Sequoia and the venture capital industry are up against challenging times

  6. InterviewInterview6 min
    Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi | 5 Questions

    The Uber chief executive on company culture, competing with Amazon, and Elon Musk's robotaxis

  7. News in-depthWorking It17 min
    Recruitment is broken, what are businesses doing to fix it? | FT Working It

    Two massive shifts are happening at once, leaving businesses struggling to find the right candidates

  8. Big Data11 min
    The business of football: the big data arms race | FT Scoreboard

    How elite clubs are using the latest technology to help unearth the perfect player

Latest Videos

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    AI and the potential for a revolution in healthcare

    The FT's Roula Khalaf talks to Demis Hassabis about AI and his Nobel prize-winning work on the structure of proteins

  2. News in-depthNews in-depth7 min
    EV charging's ‘chicken and egg’ conundrum | FT Energy Source

    EV charging companies wiYou need chargers to get people to buy EVs, but can’t make money on charging until there is a critical mass of drivers plugging in

  3. News in-depthWorking It16 min
    How to fix the CEO succession problem | FT Working It

    CEO turnover is at an all-time high. So why aren’t some businesses putting plans in place?

  4. Food & Drink9 min
    Roast potatoes with Heston Blumenthal | FT Globetrotter

    Roast potatoes should make you happy, says chef Heston Blumenthal, inventor of the triple-cooked chip. So what are the secrets?

  5. FT Film31 min
    Lars Windhorst and H2O: scandal, spies and the superyacht | FT Film

    Windhorst talks about his biggest scandals as the FT asks: where did all the money go?

  6. News in-depthNews in-depth3 min
    The US needs more mines for crucial transition metals | FT Energy Source

    Development of new mines that could help fulfil that need has slowed to a crawl

  7. FT Film27 min
    How safety lapses hit Boeing's reputation | FT Film

    Suspicions remain among regulators, Congress and the flying public

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    All aboard La Dolce Vita Orient Express with chef Heinz Beck | FT Globetrotter

    Next year sees a new train service launch across Italy — La Dolce Vita Orient Express

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    Russian rockets hit regional police station in Kharkiv

    Russian forces have launched a heavy bombardment of Ukraine’s second-largest city

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    Russia strikes government building in centre of Kharkiv

    Ukraine president accuses Moscow of war crimes after urban area targeted

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    Ukrainians are seeking protection from Russian invasion in neighbouring countries

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    Fierce fighting continues in major cities with explosions and air raid sirens in Ukrainian capital

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    Russia begins invasion of Ukraine

    Troops move on three fronts to attack infrastructure as Kyiv declares state of emergency

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    Ukrainians flee Kyiv after Russia invades

    Troops pour into the country from north, south and east as explosions are heard in the capital and other cities

  8. ExplainerWorld1 min
    Melinda Gates on running a foundation with Bill

    The co-founder of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation on their working relationship

World

  1. Drones23 min
    Should the US ban Chinese drones?

    The best-selling drones in the US are made by DJI in China - some Republican lawmakers plan to ban them

  2. UK politics21 min
    Sketchy Politics: Labour pains

    How will Labour handle their first Budget?

  3. FT Film32 min
    America divided: the women who vote for Trump | FT Film

    Why Republican women back Donald Trump - despite sexist language, legal troubles, and abortion politics

  4. Scoreboard13 min
    The Rise of Climbing | FT Scoreboard

    How joining the Olympic programme helped climbing go mainstream

  5. Oil31 min
    Nigeria's struggle to break the 'oil curse' | FT Film

    Can the new $20bn Dangote refinery and ending fuel subsidies help to transform the economy?

  6. UK politics25 min
    Can the Conservative party survive defeat? | FT Film

    After a disastrous rejection by the voters, FT deputy opinion editor Miranda Green and political experts look at how the vanquished Tory party can rebuild

  7. UK politics21 min
    Sketchy Politics: the extinction election?

    Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green ask whether Reform might be behind a Conservative extinction level event

  8. UK general election 202420 min
    Sketchy Politics: Starmy weather

    Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green have a clear plan, a bold umbrella, and are stockpiling canned food

Markets

  1. Oil31 min
    Nigeria's struggle to break the 'oil curse' | FT Film

    Can the new $20bn Dangote refinery and ending fuel subsidies help to transform the economy?

  2. Markets28 min
    Who killed the ESG party? | FT Film

    Asset managers no longer boast about environmental, social and governance credentials

  3. Lithium28 min
    Inside the global race for lithium batteries | FT Film

    Lithium is the 'new oil' of the clean energy era, crucial to the production of batteries for electric vehicles

  4. News in-depthIndustrial metals10 min
    Can the steel industry go green? | FT Climate Capital

    The metal's role role in the climate crisis is now under scrutiny

  5. Lithium3 min
    Europe and the US look to boost their lithium independence

    China controls about 60 per cent of global lithium processing, through its vast network of refineries

  6. Cryptocurrencies30 min
    FTX: the legend of Sam Bankman-Fried | FT Film

    Regulators fell for it, venture capitalists fell for it - everyone fell for the legend of Sam

  7. Markets3 min
    The ESG investment backlash begins to have an impact | FT Moral Money

    The FT’s Gillian Tett explains that while much of this criticism has come from the American right, it’s not just conservative politicians criticising the ESG agenda

  8. ExplainerMoral Money3 min
    Davos: why stakeholder capitalism is under attack | FT Moral Money

    Is it building a better world, or just empowering an unaccountable global elite?

Opinion

  1. UK politics21 min
    Sketchy Politics: the extinction election?

    Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green ask whether Reform might be behind a Conservative extinction level event

  2. Politics23 min
    Sketchy Politics: Sunak sets out his stall for the election

    How the British prime minister hopes to tempt voters to support the Conservatives

  3. UK general election26 min
    Sketchy Politics: mapping the next election | FT

    The FT's Robert Shrimsley and Miranda Green trace out the political landscape

  4. Globalisation44 min
    Reinventing farming and food post-globalisation | FT Film

    How neoliberal economic thinking broke food supply chains — and what can be done about it

  5. Martin Sandbu20 min
    'Why we need a wealth tax'

    A well-designed net wealth tax can raise revenue and tackle inequality, argues the FT's Martin Sandbu

  6. David Allen Green12 min
    Is the Northern Ireland Protocol bill a breach of international law?

    FT legal commentator David Allen Green's guided tour of the Northern Ireland Protocol bill

  7. Climate change29 min
    'Net zero won't change the way we live'

    'Green growth' not 'degrowth' can make societies carbon free by 2050, says the FT's Martin Sandbu

  8. Free LunchGlobal Economy20 min
    The case for a universal basic income

    The pandemic has opened the door to radical economic reform, argues the FT's Martin Sandbu

FT Film

  1. FT Film31 min
    Lars Windhorst and H2O: scandal, spies and the superyacht | FT Film

    Windhorst talks about his biggest scandals as the FT asks: where did all the money go?

  2. FT Film27 min
    How safety lapses hit Boeing's reputation | FT Film

    Suspicions remain among regulators, Congress and the flying public

  3. Drones23 min
    Should the US ban Chinese drones?

    The best-selling drones in the US are made by DJI in China - some Republican lawmakers plan to ban them

  4. FT Film29 min
    Sequoia Capital and the evolution of the VC industry | FT Film

    Why Sequoia and the venture capital industry are up against challenging times

  5. FT Film32 min
    America divided: the women who vote for Trump | FT Film

    Why Republican women back Donald Trump - despite sexist language, legal troubles, and abortion politics

  6. US & Canadian companies20 min
    Citigroup and the 'financial supermarket' experiment | FT Film

    Why Citi has struggled to recover from its 1998 mega-merger

  7. US manufacturing29 min
    Why 3D printing is vital to success of US manufacturing | FT Film

    New additive manufacturing technology can boost innovation and jobs in a de-globalising world

  8. News in-depthFT Film32 min
    Manufacturing in America, post-globalisation | FT Film

    How an all-American clothing supply chain impacts jobs, businesses and communities

Companies

  1. News in-depthBig Tech3 min
    What impact is the Digital Markets Act having? | FT Tech

    The FT’s Javier Espinoza explains, while the legislation is already having an impact, Big Tech shouldn’t be underestimated

  2. Solar power3 min
    Could solar radiation management cool the planet? | FT Rethink

    As the FT’s Aime Williams explains, this niche solution to global warming could come with significant risks

  3. Retail sector32 min
    John Lewis: can kinder capitalism compete in ruthless retail? | FT Film

    The much-loved UK department store has struggled to adapt in a tough world of online retail

  4. Ecommerce25 min
    The rise of Pinduoduo and Temu: profits and secrets | FT Film

    Chinese e-commerce group PDD Holdings is taking on Amazon, but what do we really know about the company?

  5. News in-depthChemicals3 min
    Can we take the 'forever' out of forever chemicals? | FT Food Revolution

    Increasing pressure from lawmakers to ban or restrict them has prompted a start-up race to find technology to break them down

  6. Electric vehicles8 min
    The end of the combustion engine? | FT Energy Source

    There are still huge infrastructure and cost challenges ahead for EVs

  7. News in-depthNuclear energy2 min
    Are small modular reactors the future for nuclear? | FT Energy Source

    The FT’s Myles McCormick explains that cost and safety concerns still need to be overcome

  8. US & Canadian companies20 min
    Citigroup and the 'financial supermarket' experiment | FT Film

    Why Citi has struggled to recover from its 1998 mega-merger

Life & Arts

  1. Food & Drink9 min
    Roast potatoes with Heston Blumenthal | FT Globetrotter

    Roast potatoes should make you happy, says chef Heston Blumenthal, inventor of the triple-cooked chip. So what are the secrets?

  2. Food & Drink15 min
    Inside the Newcastle restaurant that keeps things close to home | FT Food Revolution

    How Anna Hedworth sustained her restaurant business during a cost-of-living crisis

  3. News in-depthFood & Drink9 min
    Growing calls for crop diversity | FT Food Revolution

    Our food system depends on a small number of highly uniform crops which are vulnerable to risks such as pests and climate change

  4. News in-depthFootball31 min
    Premier League betting sponsors: closed doors and companies within companies | FT Film

    The FT investigates the mystery owners behind gambling brands that sponsor top flight football clubs

  5. ReviewFood & Drink14 min
    Inside the UK ‘jungle farm’ that grows Thai vegetables | FT Food Revolution

    A cocktail of passion, soil and butterflies brings a taste of Thailand to Soho's Speedboat Bar

  6. ReviewFood & Drink13 min
    The London restaurant that changes chef every week

    The FT goes inside a 'dining hub' that keeps diners guessing with guest chefs from around the world

  7. FT GlobetrotterTrailblazers5 min
    Alain Ducasse on chocolate

    The multi-starred chef on his life-long obsession, and his new chocolate factory and shop in London

  8. FT Standpoint14 min
    Capture: who's looking after the children? | FT Film

    An FT drama starring Jodie Whittaker looks at online harm, regulation and responsibility

Work & Careers

  1. News in-depthWorking It16 min
    How to fix the CEO succession problem | FT Working It

    CEO turnover is at an all-time high. So why aren’t some businesses putting plans in place?

  2. News in-depthWorking It17 min
    AI is transforming the world of work, are we ready for it? | FT Working It

    Generative AI is set to reshape the workplace. Are companies ready for the change?

  3. News in-depthWorking It17 min
    Recruitment is broken, what are businesses doing to fix it? | FT Working It

    Two massive shifts are happening at once, leaving businesses struggling to find the right candidates

  4. ExplainerWomen in business5 min
    Can UK childcare be fixed?

    FT public policy reporter Bethan Staton on why UK parents pay more, struggle to find care, and want policymakers to help sort it out

  5. Brooke Masters59 min
    Reimagining gender equality in the workplace

    Gill Whitty-Collins on why gender equality builds stronger businesses and societies

  6. Work & Careers11 min
    How to get more sleep

    The FT's Daniel Garrahan tests ostrich pillows, nap pods, wearable devices and sleep robots

  7. Riding highs – horseback journeys to free the mind and spur the spirits 9 min
    What horses can teach us about leadership

    The FT visits an equine leadership development school

  8. Retail sector8 min
    How Lush took on the cosmetics industry

    FT's Daniel Thomas on one of the pioneering ethical brands that are increasingly on trend