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From 16th-century makeshift paddles to today’s masterpieces of aerodynamic design — via the controversial 1970s ‘spaghetti’ maverick — they’ve come a long way
Hitting the courts proved a surprising source of stories for the FT Weekend editor throughout his time as a foreign correspondent
From elegant beach-side bungalows in Brazil to a luxurious spa in Sicily
Secret rooms, experimental fashion – and the crazy geography of the Faroe Islands
An enthusiastic club player seeks out professional help to smooth out the kinks in his game
Low-cost pioneer O’Leary blames high oil prices and environmental charges for increases
Shore bets for days by the water
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A trip to one of the world’s smallest – and most extreme – nations
Stay in the game longer with these tips from coaches and trainers from around the world
The guardians of the rules occupy the loneliest seat in the house. So why is it such a sought-after job?
The much-loved Middle Eastern restaurant arrives on Lamb’s Conduit Street, joining the neighbourhood’s host of culinary institutions
From Alcaraz to Zverev, stopping by ‘junk balls’, temper tantrums and the wind en route: a lexicographical take on the game
Pay and play in the shadow of a Brutalist icon, an 18th-century church or a flyover
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Because the Big Apple deserves even bigger flavours
As Wimbledon kicks off in the UK capital, FT Globetrotter celebrates the world’s greatest Grand Slam and the real ‘beautiful game’. Follow as we publish new tennis articles every day over the two-week tournament
Like tennis, there are rules. But there’s also scope for flair
Afroditi Panagiotakou on the city’s jazz bars, fish markets and open-air cinemas
From a Scottish yoga-sailing retreat to a Sardinian beach club
Family-friendly hangouts in London and beyond
‘A minibreak might not only provide a holiday, but also spark ideas. In essence, it’s all research’
Fifteen sculpture parks, installations and alfresco spaces to enjoy around the world
Tom Robbins selects his best mid-year reads
Earlier this year, we published our selection of member’s libraries around the globe. It promoted a flurry of responses regarding remarkable reading rooms. Here are some of your favourites…
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