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FT News in Focus

News features and analysis from Financial Times reporters around the world. FT News in Focus is produced by Fiona Symon.

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Chelsea Flower Show highlights May 21, 2015

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Jane Owen, FT's House & Home editor, talks to designers about their experience of this year's show and brings us her highlights

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Ad-blocking sets off internet arms race May 20, 2015

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Internet services have seen advertising revenues soar as consumers turned to smartphones to access the web. But they are having to contend with a new threat: ad-blocking. Ravi Mattu discusses the trend with Robert Cookson.

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Deutsche Bank fires warning shot on Brexit May 19, 2015

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Deutsche Bank is examining whether to move parts of its British operations to Germany if the UK votes to leave the EU, underlining the potential fallout in the City of London. Patrick Jenkins discusses the move with Martin Arnold and Laura Noonan.

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Ramadi residents trapped after Iraqi city falls into Isis hands May 18, 2015

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Erika Soloman has been speaking to residents of the Iraqi city of Ramadi about the conditions they face since city fell into the hands of fighters from Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant on Sunday. She speaks to Fiona Symon about their predicament.

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Milan: face of the new Italy? May 18, 2015

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Milan is seeking to emulate New York and London in attracting international investors to its fashionable new property developments. Serena Tarling speaks to Rachel Sanderson and Lavinia Albertini about the rebranding of the city.

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Cuba: a carnival of expectations May 15, 2015

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The US move to normalise relations with Cuba unleashed a sense of hope on the island, but the pace of change remains slow, as John Paul Rathbone tells Matthew Garrahan.

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Best of the FT podcasts: Britain's defeated Labour party, change in Cuba and the future of Fitbit May 15, 2015

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Henry Mance asks what next for Britain's defeated Labour party, has anything really changed in Cuba, and what does the future hold for Fitbit, maker of those annoying bracelets that track people's jogging.

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Working lives: Learning to be mindful with horses May 14, 2015

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Equine Affinity offers executives the chance to learn something about themselves by interacting with horses. Emma Jacobs spent a morning with company founder Catherine Bray.

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Business sees the benefits of rewiring the brain May 13, 2015

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The prefrontal cortex of coaches, marketers, executives and a few charlatans is lighting up at the possibilities offered by neuroscience, says Andrew Hill.

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Can South Africa's Obama challenge the ANC? May 12, 2015

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South Africa’s main opposition party has elected its first black leader. Mmusi Maimane's good looks and skills as an orator have led some to liken him to Barack Obama. Fiona Symon asks Andrew Engand, FT correspondent in Johannesburg, whether he can challenge the power of the ruling ANC.

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