In a war-footing Europe, London-Paris might become what Paris-Berlin was in the era of peace
UK government-backed programme to help buyers with deposits as low as 5%
Industry had warned that splitting wholesale system could deter investment in new wind farms
Difficulty of curbing growing state spending on a policy tied to broader problem of ageism
Brussels is not expecting same access to US market as British steel, cars and other products
Party has set up a cost-cutting unit modelled on Elon Musk’s Doge initiative in US
Patients in UK have legal right to request emergency supplies of medicine from any pharmacy
Several candidates raise concerns over ballot registration and campaign protocols
Rupert Soames calls for more ‘vroom vroom’ in the promotion of the London Stock Exchange to overseas companies
Former judge Brian Leveson says backlog in England and Wales ‘jeopardises’ entire system without radical overhaul
Sir Robert Chote to relinquish post in the autumn to take up role at Oxford university
Chancellor could extend freeze on personal thresholds or impose fresh levies on wealthy to fill fiscal hole
French president says two countries have ‘special responsibility’ for security of Europe
Loan of the 70m-long celebration of the 1066 Norman invasion was sealed after weeks of high level diplomacy
Damning report says at least 6 sub-postmasters have died by suicide over flawed software scandal
A former airline pilot and key ally of Margaret Thatcher whose uncompromising views won him admiration and antipathy
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%
Group targeted units of a company shipping humanitarian aid to Ukraine
Decision by members of British Medical Association puts at risk government pledge to cut NHS waiting times
Loyal enforcer in Thatcher government curbed trade unions and survived Brighton hotel bombing
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’
One year on from Labour lifting a de facto ban, few large applications have been made
Task force led by CBI and Oliver Wyman calls for ‘substantially improved visibility’ through 10-year state investment plan
