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🚨all of ft.com is free to read today, so if you like the glimpses you see on Twitter but want to go deeper, now's your chance!
Beyond Covid, read our best work on climate, politics, inequality & culture. Apparently there's even stuff on economics & finance! 🚨
Beyond Covid, read our best work on climate, politics, inequality & culture. Apparently there's even stuff on economics & finance! 🚨
Throughout the day I'll be sharing links to some of the pieces I've enjoyed most this year, starting with this brilliantly clear column by @TimHarford demonstrating how a carbon tax would be a game-changer in the battle to curb emissions on.ft.com/3EqFsZ1
Another great piece to read 🔓#FTfreetoday:
Off the back of Squid Game and Parasite, @crsdavies took a deep dive into the huge success story that is South Korea’s entertainment export industry, and the decades of strategising that led to this point ft.com/content/7c3c53…
Off the back of Squid Game and Parasite, @crsdavies took a deep dive into the huge success story that is South Korea’s entertainment export industry, and the decades of strategising that led to this point ft.com/content/7c3c53…
🔓 For one day only: The @FinancialTimes is going paywall-free. It's your chance to catch up on all the @ftdata #dataviz and data-driven reporting you might have missed. Here are some suggestions related to #cop26 … #ftfreetoday 
Start by testing your knowledge of how the world has changed due to global warming: Can you accurately draw your own charts? #cop26🔓#ftfreetoday ft.com/content/e9884c…
Rich governments have pledged $100bn to help poorer countries reduce emissions. But where does all the climate finance money go? There is no agreement on how to spend the funds. #cop26 🔓#ftfreetoday ft.com/content/d9e832…
The FT paywall is down today! So here is some of the ace work of me and my colleagues for you to sample (and perhaps consider a full subscription). #FTfreetoday
In awe of a lot of the stuff produced by my colleagues over the past year, and I’m a bit worried about leaving some sterling stuff out. So here is a *very* brief, non-comprehensive list of articles I remember off the top of my head, a mix of my own work and others.
@rmilneNordic piece on the survivors and aftermath of Utøya - one of the worst mass murders in history - was haunting and touching. ft.com/content/be85f8…
