Quince charming: six recipes for autumn’s most beguiling fruit

Bake it with hazelnuts, pickle it for a Stilton salad or simmer it into a fragrant stew

How to create a tech-free zone in your home (without a family revolt)

Moving away from a ‘smart’ home is less about creating a ‘dumb ‘one than a wise one

Hong Kong’s wine boom, uncorked

Paulo Pong built Altaya Wines just as HK became Asia’s great wine entrepôt. Now the heyday has faded, tastes are broader and Bordeaux may be a bargain again

‘It makes you feel like you’ve stumbled upon a gem’ — Jay Rayner reviews Miokuru, Soho

At this intimate counter restaurant, excellent British ingredients meet Japanese technique — and handrolls come with a personal style of service

The summer that remade the Middle East

 In 1982, Lebanon became the crucible for a conflict between Israel, Iran and the US — and the arena for a cycle of proxy war and hostage diplomacy that still shapes the region

Are we sleepwalking into World War III?

As regional conflicts rage and revisionist powers challenge the established order, warnings of a new global conflagration are growing louder

The National Trust is breaking Rules

The only thing the restaurant has in common with the kind of houses in which they shoot ‘Antiques Roadshow’ is that it’s full of old stuff

The moral case for human music

A philosopher of music argues that AI music-generation software ‘is an insult to musicians’

You Can See Everything film review — Elizabeth Holmes documentary is a mind-bending revelation

The Theranos CEO and convicted fraudster reveals all — or possibly fools the world again — in a shocking, hilarious, sad film from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim

FT Weekend Magazine Crossword Number 815

NHS boss Penny Dash: ‘We can’t just blame the politicians’

The chair of NHS England on the need for a more rigorous analysis of the National Health Service, why it is right to focus on cost — and her experience as a young doctor on the UK’s first Aids ward

Yunchan Lim unleashes massive emotion in dazzling Mozart recital

The superstar pianist gave his modern grand a thorough workout at the opening night of Wigmore Hall’s cycle