Parliamentary report finds there has been a ‘significant increase’ in risk faced by dissidents and Jewish people in Britain
No party looks truly ready to confront tax-resistant voters with some hard questions
Ministers will instead explore less radical reforms such as how generators pay to access transmission network
Move comes as UK chancellor prepares to brief Labour MPs on tough fiscal outlook ahead of Autumn Budget
Announcement marks increase in co-operation between allies amid growing threat from Russia
Ministers close in on final deal to secure private investment into multibillion-pound development
Labour government is battling to fill fiscal hole that some economists say could amount to more than £20bn
Difficulty of curbing growing state spending on a policy tied to broader problem of ageism
Chancellor could extend freeze on personal thresholds or impose fresh levies on wealthy to fill fiscal hole
Damning report says at least 6 sub-postmasters have died by suicide over flawed software scandal
Britain’s ability to respond to future shocks is ‘substantially eroded’ because of high debt, says fiscal watchdog
Canadian equity firm poised to become largest private investor in nuclear plant as EDF reduces stake to 12.5%
Party has boxed itself in and is gaining none of the political credit for introducing non-dom changes
Politicians and trade unions warn event is at odds with government’s pledge to expand ‘insourcing’
High number of checks highlights new European efforts to squeeze Russian exports
Weinstein whistleblower welcomes changes that will help workers speak out against sexual harassment
Treasury says it will protect ‘working people’ ahead of what is set to be a painful autumn Budget
Deadline for countries to sign deals with Trump expires on Wednesday
To recover from a dreadful first year, Starmer must acknowledge his failures
MoD to compensate hundreds of individuals whose identities were exposed during the allied evacuation of Kabul in 2021
Performances cut by a fifth despite government cash injection following Baillie Gifford’s exit
Data may be this century’s oil, but it doesn’t come in barrels at a daily-benchmarked price
FT experts answered your questions
Blaming the parliamentary party for poor discipline misses the bigger problem of the bill’s lack of logic
MPs back UK government’s proposal by 385 votes to 26 to ban the pro-Palestinian activist group
