Miranda Green

It’s a fantasy for desk-jockeys to dream of reinventing themselves as artists. Isn’t it?

The FT’s Robert Shrimsley, Miranda Green and Stephen Bush replied to readers

I have a fear of technology verging on the Luddite, and yet I hate feeling left out

Londoners are attempting to adapt their wardrobes to a sweltering Tube journey, with mixed results

Starmer firm on votes at 16 as new youth polling lands, plus digital public services are no miracle cure

A memoir by the artist’s nephew details how his vivid portraits of working-class life remained undiscovered until his death in 2018

The language learning app has science behind its mascot, but cajoling doesn’t always make us more productive

From private schools to academies, here are some of the groups Labour faces alienating or allying with in 2025

Experiments by academy schools — and without Treasury money — are key to solving problems for deprived families

Weird, private interpretations of pop lyrics are like the humble, non-showbiz person’s cover versions