.Simon Kuper thought Geert Wilders would remain a protest politician in the Netherlands forever. He was wrong
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A show of ‘art brut’ at the American Folk Art Museum illustrates how a psychiatric hospital became an artistic incubator: on.ft.com/4blOTKc

The great trumpeter channelled the song’s New Orleans roots, though some claim it goes back a thousand years… on.ft.com/4dPF20Q

The new podcast series Afghan Star concerns a mid-Noughties TV show that ran for 15 seasons, though the story it tells is far bigger. It’s about a TV show, but it’s also about freedom gained and lost.

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The Bauhaus alumnus had a dual career designing muscular offices and elegant, open-plan homes: on.ft.com/3WOZN74

The Florentine home of the poets Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning is a memorial to their lives and love story: on.ft.com/3WMUXa6

'The Singaporean ‘method’ has been to come at each question afresh. The result is a lack of pattern: a libertarian nanny state.'

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Explore the new 270km coast-to-coast trail revealing wildlife and landscapes overlooked by most visitors: on.ft.com/3V8s5bo

We should celebrate those relationships that shape our professional and vocational lives, says Enuma Okoro: on.ft.com/3QNZEwL

Detractors rue the event’s scale and waste but it still offers untold inspiration to gardeners, says Robin Lane Fox: on.ft.com/3WM6t5J

'The RHS says it does ‘due diligence’ on the sustainability policies of Chelsea’s sponsors, but has still teamed with UBS — which continues to finance coal.'

Alice Vincent on the Chelsea Flower Show: on.ft.com/3UDBI08

From furniture to entire apartments, high-end marques are manoeuvring into the world of interiors: on.ft.com/3Kr2Ril

Whether it’s the carpet from ‘The Shining’, Tom Ripley’s borrowed palazzi or Bridgerton’s Georgian pastels, TV and film provide our most immersive experience of interior design: on.ft.com/44MrdMy

An elegant and luxuriously illustrated book tries to pin down the painter via records he left behind — and very nearly succeeds… on.ft.com/3K4UrwD

New direct flights from London are bringing the archipelago within easier reach — and inspiring sheep farmers to become hosts: on.ft.com/3wGBugU

Cass Sunstein’s fascinating if flawed book asks whether talent or networking is more important in making it: on.ft.com/4aFg1Tz

Mick Conefrey’s gripping account explores the 1924 expedition and the enigma of the man who nearly made it to the summit. Discover our book review: on.ft.com/3X3zZnR

Will every year now bring a spectacular fall from grace from another great of 1970s cinema?

The FT gave Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis ★☆☆☆☆ – tap here to find out why: on.ft.com/3QTooDJ

In his new book, The Divine Economy, economist Paul Seabright proposes that we can understand religions and their appeal more fully through the lens of economics. Tap here to read our review: on.ft.com/4bnfQgv

Our writer finds pool-side peace and a dreamy escape from bustling LA in this classic 1960s movie: on.ft.com/3V4cxFv