From Paul Drexler, Seattle, WA, US ...

Bendor Grosvenor is right (“Is AI killing the art connoisseur?”, Arts, Life & Arts, FT Weekend, November 29) — artificial intelligence is not killing art connoisseurship.

Fortunately for the family fortunes, the Arkwrights had built almshouses for some of their workers that would then be sold — and bought and re-sold over later generations. I write from an ex-Arkwright ...

Bendor Grosvenor (“Is AI killing the art connoisseur?”, Collecting, Life & Arts, November 29) is keen that you should not rely on artificial intelligence when looking at paintings. It is paradoxical ...

Europe’s military preparedness may be challenged if Vladimir Putin gets what he wants in a peace deal to end the Ukraine war and is emboldened and attacks a Nato country (“The new economics of war”, ...

Secretary of state backs US president’s contentious policies while urging patience in two-hour press conference ...

A founding member of the Italian Communist party, who spent 11 years in Mussolini’s prisons, makes for an unlikely intellectual hero of the American (increasingly extreme) Right. And yet President ...

Justices find revocation of remuneration was inappropriate and left electric car chief uncompensated for his work ...

While flower beds slumber through the British winter, artists are at work capturing their beauty. But the genre is too often ...

At the time of the Brexit referendum, many of its supporters (myself included) took the view that there would be short-term ...

Sir Keir Starmer has just created a whole new tranche of Labour peers, to ensure that his government can get legislation ...

WPP’s new chief executive Cindy Rose is working on a restructuring of the struggling British advertising group, as she vowed ...