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Siona Jenkins

Siona Jenkins

Deputy News and Brexit Editor at Financial Times

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  • English
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  • National News

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Recent Articles

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On the streets with New York’s ‘rat tsar’

When the enemy can chew through concrete, jump three feet and climb metal poles, success is a Sisyphean task
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Vancouver getaway: a weekend of wine-tasting by e-bike

A two-wheeled tour around British Columbia’s scenic and storied main wine region — on machines that make short work of its hills  
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Brexit negotiations: May's silence on the City

Theresa May promised to put financial services at the heart of a trade deal with the EU, but her government has postponed a position paper on the topic indefinitely. Siona Jenkins discusses the implications of this decision with Patrick Jenkins, Robert Armstrong and Caroline Binham.
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Boko Haram, by Alexander Thurston

Detailed analysis of how a local protest in Nigeria became a brutal jihadi group
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Sue Campbell, women’s FA chief, on fixing an outdated culture

Former head of UK Sport has set sights on winning the World Cup
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Uncertain times for UK business

Uncertainty about the outcome of the exit negotiations has hit some companies hard, while others are examining options for relocating out of the UK. Siona Jenkins discusses the outlook for UK business with Sarah Gordon, FT business editor, Patrick Jenkins, financial editor, and Adam Marshall, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce.
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A Revolution Undone by HA Hellyer – life after protest

News, analysis and comment from the Financial Times, the worldʼs leading global business publication
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Trump’s son-in-law, Snap opts for UK HQ

Here are Tuesday’s top stories from around the world, including US president-elect Donald Trump’s son-in-law becoming one of his senior advisers, Snap - the company behind Snapchat - opting for a UK headquarters, and sterling sliding for a second day.
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‘Migrant, Refugee, Smuggler, Saviour’ by Peter Tinti and Tuesday Re...

News, analysis and comment from the Financial Times, the worldʼs leading global business publication
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Arab uprisings leave sluggish growth in their wake

Structural reform and wider employment are urgent priorities
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Cure for hepatitis C: Egypt grasps at straws of hope

Military claims of miracle cure raise awareness of nation’s crisis
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Egypt: security state tightens its grip

A mother’s account of her son’s fate highlights the country’s return to authoritarianism
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Who’s who in Egyptian politics after Mohamed Morsi exit

Who’s who in Egyptian politics after Mohamed Morsi exit