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Author Anthony Seldon says Rishi Sunak “has 25 years of public service left”

He published a book assessing Sunak’s premiership from 25 October 2022 to 5 July 2024.

Indhu Rubasingham unveils National Theatre’s 2027 programme with global and south Asian focus
Art & Culture

Indhu Rubasingham unveils National Theatre’s 2027 programme with global and south Asian focus

The 2027 programme includes Glorious Madness, Major, The Great Indaba, Samira, Adeyemi – A Family Saga, Mr Loverman and major revivals of West Side Story, Plenty and Death of a Salesman, while The Jungle Book will be streamed worldwide for free with Hindi and Tamil captions.

Farage ‘will never be prime minister’
Column

Farage ‘will never be prime minister’

FT panel dismisses Reform leader's chances and weighs Burnham's early progress

Bayeux Tapestry: Why this 1,000-year-old tale of love and war feels familiar to Asians
Feature

Bayeux Tapestry: Why this 1,000-year-old tale of love and war feels familiar to Asians

What is unique about this tapestry, embroidered by women in England in woollen thread on linen cloth, is that the fabric has lasted nearly a thousand years.

Memories of Nepal amid devastation
Column

Memories of Nepal amid devastation

A fragile landscape confronts a changing climate

Dadabhai Naoroji portrait gets starring role at National Portrait Gallery
UK

Dadabhai Naoroji portrait gets starring role at National Portrait Gallery

Naoroji’s significance as Britain’s first Asian MP has been recognised by putting up his portrait in the gallery’s second floor in room 23 which is labelled, “Empire and Resistance, 1850–1914”.

Historian who analysed seven prime ministers says why Rishi Sunak deserves a better verdict
Feature

Historian who analysed seven prime ministers says why Rishi Sunak deserves a better verdict

“Sunak was Britain’s first properly twenty-first-century Prime Minister,” concludes Seldon in Sunak at 10: The Last Conservative Prime Minister?

Gita Gopinath warns AI could make India’s jobs crisis even harder to solve
Business

Gita Gopinath warns AI could make India’s jobs crisis even harder to solve

The economist says ease of doing business will matter even more in this era

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