UK prime minister defends decision to scrap winter fuel payments for 10mn pensioners to shore up public finances
Newly elected MPs pitch themselves as antidote to Labour’s ‘bleakness’ and ‘despair’
Wes Streeting tells FT Weekend festival that people ‘are not living well longer’
Reaction Engines needs new investment after losses deepen
Record number of voters prepare for first online ballot
Ties between Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital have frayed since the record £2.5bn takeover
Medical breakthroughs come with spiralling price tag, leaving policymakers with tough decisions
Given the backdrop, the Treasury is unlikely to give rail the funding it needs to improve punctuality or hold down fares
Doctors and scientists raise concerns over evidence used to convict neonatal nurse of infant murders ahead of inquiry next week
A network of DIY detectives is on a mission to solve the mysteries that don’t grab headlines
Badly parked and abandoned vehicles cause frustration for local authorities
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Scheme takes seed investment as chancellor questions future of local government retirement schemes
David Burt says island has ‘very strong and robust regulatory system’ following issues at private equity-linked reinsurer
Clearing bank says it is up to date with all tax payments and blames administrative error
Health MOTs can flag risks but it might be too much to ask staff to step on the scales
Care home shortage and a stabilising residential market offer opportunities in rate-sensitive property funds
The unique sensory bombardment it offers shows how magical immersive design can be
POoR Collective works with local communities to co-design spaces they actually want to use. They took us around some of their favourite spots in the capital
Government to make all large companies disclose remuneration data
In the fourth of a new series, we review the world of luxury art and culture membership schemes — and ask the most important question
Sir Douglas Flint joins calls to boost personal finance teaching in schools
UK prime minister to hold second meeting with Joe Biden at time two allies’ approach to Israel at variance
Departments set to reject chancellor’s demands as ‘just not possible’ and ask for more money instead
Labour solicitor-general Sarah Sackman writes of constituent anger in letter to UK foreign secretary
Neil Duncan-Jordan’s petition called for a delay to ending support for pensioners
Sentence is one of the longest in connection with far-right violence over the summer
Emma Reynolds says her first objective is to ‘increase pension investment in UK productive assets’
Move by Jingye is expected before Christmas and would put at risk thousands of jobs
Plus, the latest in the Tory leadership race and a UK policy shift on Israel
Miami, Milan, Monaco . . . as new legislation looms in the UK, which alternative locations weigh in with homes and lifestyles as seductive as the tax breaks?
With interest rates higher, many schemes are moving out of deficit, which could feed through to share prices
Food, views and tweed galore make for a braw adventure
The state of ‘patients, policing, potholes and prosperity’ will determine its legacy, but Starmer’s inheritance is bad across the board
Lower mortgage costs help fuel rebound in property market