Daniel Garrahan

After the FT's chief economics commentator Martin Wolf brings her his favourite bottle of wine, wine columnist Jancis Robinson selects three other bottles she thinks he'll like.

The FT visits the Nottingham headquarters of the Raleigh Bicycle Company, founded in the 1880s and home of iconic bikes like the Chopper, Grifter and Burner. The company enjoyed great success in the 1980s but has since come through turbulent times and is now focusing on eBikes.

It might look like the most expensive piece of bloke meat you've ever seen, but FT food writer Tim Hayward turns a family-sized piece of rump steak into BBQ tagliata, a delicate dish marinated with soy, thyme, garlic and balsamic vinegar.

It's become the most fashionable stunt dish in London restaurants. FT food writer Tim Hayward shows you how to barbecue turbot without a turbot cage. Just make sure you've got a wire cutter to hand.

Studies suggest that breaking up a work day with exercise can improve productivity but working out on company time can still be hard to justify. The FT’s Daniel Garrahan looks at the most time-efficient ways to train, from circuits with Olympic champion rower Helen Glover, to running clubs and high intensity interval training.

I’ve been commuting to the Financial Times in the City from south London by bus and rail for a decade but trains are overcrowded and unreliable, and the air on a London bus can be terrible. I want to find a greener way to get around town and to have more fun while I’m at it. E-bikes, as well as powered scooters and skateboards, are suddenly everywhere on the streets of big cities. I set out to test-ride them and see if they can improve my commute. Riese & Müller is the Rolls-Royce of electric…

Mindfulness, feeling present in your own body, has roots in Buddhism but is increasingly popular in the west. Corporate mindfulness is growing and you don’t even have to put down your smartphone to try mindfulness meditation. In the run up to World Mental Health Day, the FT’s Daniel Garrahan tests the Headspace app and tries a mindfulness class, organic dance and a ‘gong bath’

The company has been hand-making soap, bath bombs and body products for almost a quarter of a century but it is only now that ethical brands have become so much a part of the mainstream. The FT's Daniel Thomas profiles the cosmetics company

How sexual assault allegations brought down one of the UK’s most well-known fund managers

Humanoid robots are more impressive than ever before. Not long ago they would barely manage a few steps on stage before falling over but now they are chasing wild boars off the streets in Warsaw and smashing half-marathon records in Beijing. What does this extraordinary leap in engineering mean? And, now that AI is part of the mix, should we be worried about the future? Are consumers ready for the rise of the humanoid robot? The FT's Cristina Criddle reports from San Francisco.