FT Weekend Magazine

It is one thing to regret not asking someone out on a date or choosing the wrong career. But having a child is irreversible, and that marks parenthood apart from other choices, writes Emma Jacobs: ft.trib.al/2Km7ELd

'The problem with the gilet,' writes Robert Shrimsley, 'is that it has become a social signifier, and one of the things it is deemed to signify is that you are well-heeled, or screamingly posh, or both' ft.trib.al/H8z1Vvq

Tucked down an unpromising service lane, Beau in Belfast, sibling to Edō, is serving some of Northern Ireland’s most assured cooking, with local ingredients and ideas drawn from around the world.

Get Jay Rayner's latest review: ft.trib.al/NtYtsfL

The man whose show had for years functioned as a bullhorn for Republican leaders is now being portrayed by many of those same lawmakers as an unhinged has-been, exiled to Maine.

But does Trump’s loudest critic still have his finger on America’s pulse? ft.trib.al/27DaOm1

At the reborn Simpson’s Tavern in the City, there’s beef-dripping chips, a magnificent venison pie and the sort of rich, old-school cooking that would delight a character in a Trollope novel: ft.trib.al/614QNQt