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Diverse and patient river of people creates spiritual interlude and sense of British togetherness
An atomised society strives for shared experiences. It confuses these for real feelings
By relying entirely on archive footage, director Ed Perkins highlights conflicting views on the then-not-yet people’s princess
Chilean director Pablo Larraín describes his creative process and FT political editor George Parker examines the UK’s House of Lords
Apple has its first bona fide hit in ‘Ted Lasso’ with 20 nominations
Pablo Larraín’s unconventional biopic documents Princess Diana’s angst and mental frailties
How a year of riots and royalty illuminated the contradictions of modern Britain
Unguarded moments on camera underline the awful truth in an ITV documentary about the Princess of Wales
Departure comes as UK national broadcaster tries to retain confidence of viewers
Scathing report on broadcaster’s cover-up of deceitful reporting prompts unprecedented criticism
The It bag, named after Princess Diana, has just turned 25. It shows no sign of ageing yet
Despite adulation, a sense is growing that death of Queen’s consort should accelerate monarchy’s modernisation
Meghan Markle’s and Prince Harry’s interview on US television splits opinion in the UK
Barack Obama learnt that politics was about conveying messages through emotion or rhetoric, rather than conducting public life as a seminar
The makers of Lady Di’s 1980s knitwear are relaunching the design – just in time for a new series of The Crown
Prince Harry hits back at ‘ruthless campaign’ of misrepresentation of his wife by tabloid
Unguarded comments made on air are dangerous but delicious — and highly persuasive
Mixed-race, divorced and American, the actress promises to be an unconventional bride
Britain is not the country it was 20 years ago, and that is partly the late princess’s doing
A great speech of the 20th century in honour of Diana, Princess of Wales
What is it with Britain and schmaltz? One theory centres on our lack of practice at open emotion
‘Diana was my gateway drug to life-long clothes addiction’
This jazz-infused novelty, here receiving its UK premiere, is vigorous enough, but says little
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