Henry Mance is the chief features writer at the Financial Times, where he contributes to FT Weekend. His reporting spans themes such as hospitality and leisure, sports, and the sports business, reflecting his diverse interests in journalism and media. Mance's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance, The Irish Times, and the Australian Financial Review.
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Henry Mance's work is characterized by opinion editorials and expert commentary, with a focus on politics and personal finance. He may be receptive to pitches providing unique perspectives or insights from experts in these fields.
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Veganism didn’t become less good for us or the planet, so what changed? Many people simply can’t be bothered any more.
By: Henry Mance
Many date the start of the post-truth era to the creation of Fox News, an outlet happy to broadcast the US President’s lies and fantasies as if they were facts.
By: Henry Mance
The ‘Adolescence’ writer has dramatised the phone-hacking scandal for TV and is shocked at ‘how deep this thing went’
Opinion None of modernity's silly purchases can compare with bottled water when there is drinkable stuff in the taps. Henry Mance
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