A wild, wonderful FT Weekend Magazine cover story by the inimitable Oliver Roeder on the battle for land in the American West. Superb graphics by Sam Learner and Steven Bernard to top things off. Make this your lunchtime read!

NEW: my column this week is about the coming vibe shift, from Boomers vs Millennials to huge wealth inequality *between* Millennials.

Current discourse centres on how the average Millennial is worse-off than the average Boomer was, but the richest millennials are loaded 💸🚀

NEW: Rwanda’s state-owned airline RwandAir turned down a UK government proposal to transport asylum seekers to Kigali last year because it feared damaging its brand
W/ William Wallis FT 1/3
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New: Satellite analysis shows thousands of tonnes of aid stuck at Gaza’s border while the enclave nears famine. Our latest visual story on the continuing problems with delivery & distribution by Lucy Rodgers Dan Clark Irene de la Torre Arenas Justine Williams Jana Tauschinski

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NEW: Tonnes of food is stuck on Gaza’s border while the enclave nears famine.

We took a detailed look at satellite imagery and followed a shipment of rice to find out why.

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W/ Dan Clark Irene de la Torre Arenas Jana Tauschinski Justine Williams Sam Joiner

A brilliant job in the heart of the FT newsroom, helping run our UK news coverage.

Deadline April 18th. Happy to chat about the position (DM here, email [email protected], or ping me on Signal [kadhim.01])

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Honoured to see our investigation into China’s suppression of Islam nominated for an Amnesty International media award alongside some hugely impactful human rights reporting amnesty-media-awards.org.uk/amnesty-media-…

Thrilled to win a Sigma award for our investigation exposing the scale of China’s suppression of Islamic culture. A huge team effort w/ Yuan Yang Lucy Rodgers Irene de la Torre Arenas Peter Andringa Eva Xiao Max Harlow Joe Leahy Sun Yu and many others in FT Data

NEW: The men behind one of London’s rare tech successes, Microsoft-backed start-up Builder.ai, named in Indian criminal probes

From me and ⁦Benjamin Parkin⁩
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As 'how would the UK vote in a US election?' re-enters the discourse, here is your periodical reminder that British conservative voters are generally closer to Democrats than Republicans, and *to the left of Democrats* on many issues.

The UK would be a solidly blue state.

Banksy came overnight and now my rent will skyrocket 🙃

Astonishing reporting by the truly brilliant Antonia Cundy in this weekend’s FT Weekend Magazine

In a joint piece with the super Jakob Kjøgx Bohr at Danwatch: a load of ancient Russian dark fleet oil tankers clunking through Danish and British waters have insurance policies they may not be able to claim against -- our end by me and David Sheppard ft.com/content/71ec78…