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Sellafield revival
Audio slideshow: An audio-visual trip through Nexia Solutions’ research facility at Sellafield, which is to be at the heart of a proposed new National Nuclear Laboratory
Growing pains in the US sun belt
Audio slideshow: The subprime crisis hits home in Queen Creek, Arizona, where expansion plans are on hold in the wake of foreclosures and layoffs
Inside Burma
Audio slideshow: The FT’s Andrew Jack reports from Rangoon on how help from individuals for the victims is in sharp contrast to the response from the military regime
Gulf architecture: a tale of three cities
Edwin Heathcote, the FT’s architecture critic, visited Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Qatar with photographer Charlie Bibby to take a look at the extraordinary and ambitious building schemes underway. Part three: Qatar’s education ambitions
Audio slideshow: On the ground in Sichuan province
Jamil Anderlini, the FT’s Beijing correspondent, and Du Juan, FT Beijing news assistant, report from Sichuan province, the epicentre of China’s worst earthquake in 30 years. In this audio slideshow, follow their on-the-ground reporting as they photograph and witness first-hand the human tragedy unfolding in the quake’s aftermath.
Settling in old Jerusalem
A growing number of Jews are moving to the Muslim and Christian quarters of Jerusalem’s Old City. Palestinians view them as a hostile force determined to take over a world that does not belong to them
Audio slideshow: New York Auto Show
Bernard Simon, North American automotive correspondent, takes a look at some of the cars at this year’s show, including new models from Ford, Mercedes, Nissan and Saab
Voices from Tehran
As Parliamentary elections approach in Iran, campaigning is limited to just a week. Some factions complain that they have been unfairly disqualified, leaving the contest between rival fundamentalist coalitions. Roula Khalaf and Najmeh Bozorgmehr report from Tehran
Across Putin’s Russia
In a five-part audio slideshow, Neil Buckley travels 2,000 miles by train from Irkutsk to Vladivostok to discover why President Vladimir Putin, increasingly feared and distrusted abroad, enjoys rising popularity at home.
Part 5 – Russia’s new fleet. Vladivostok, home to Russia’s Pacific naval fleet, is now dependent on the used car trade from Japan. As traditional industries close down can the city reinvent itself as a tourist destination?
Audio slideshow: on Kerviel’s trail
Who is the rogue trader who lost Société Générale so much money? In this audio slideshow, the Financial Times visits Jérôme Kerviel’s home town, college and after-work bar to find out
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