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Digital start-up Tortoise Media has finalised an agreement to buy the Observer, the 233-year-old Sunday newspaper, despite weeks of staff upset over the deal. The Guardian Media Group (GMG) on ...

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This is the story of Lars Windhorst, a racy financier with nine lives. Once a wunderkind of German business, dubbed the ...

This is Unhedged, the markets and finance show from the Financial Times and Pushkin. I’m Katie Martin, a markets columnist and still a baker of delicious mince pies at the FT in London. And I’m joined ...

With zippy choreography and sizzling songs, Tolstoy’s epic becomes a transcendent show at London’s Donmar Warehouse ...