Commission warns it will ‘not hesitate’ to take enforcement action over laws that take effect in October
Prime minister hints he backs changes to Treasury fiscal rules to boost investment
Perception that brands are damaged when displayed close to certain stories is unfair, says study
Flagship Conservative policy was intended to provide economic boost after Brexit
UK premier and European Commission president to discuss ways to boost co-operation
Lords committee says mooted boost in defence spending ‘may not be enough’
Unforced errors and unanswered questions are undermining Britain’s Labour government
Prime minister’s plea for unity undermined by winter fuel payment vote and lingering worries about ‘unforced errors’
PM points to disruption caused by building and hints at need to ‘properly fund policies’ ahead of expected tax rises in Budget
A once-common type is vanishing from the west, and it is a problem of demand not supply
Unforced errors in past few weeks point to lack of political judgment in Downing Street
Ministers are trying to protect jobs at the struggling shipbuilder
Saf Ismail, one of two sub-postmasters on the board, says he has stepped back and is under investigation
Non-binding ballot shows divisions remain within party
Hearing date set for climate campaigner cases against Rosebank and Jackdaw developments
Appointment comes weeks after Paul Marshall bought influential conservative magazine
Megan Greene says understanding reasons for current sluggish spending will be ‘crucial’ to monetary policy outlook
UK prime minister says country’s ‘victory plan’ will not be about sole issue of long-range missiles
Mounting costs and legal claims dent profits at Big Four accounting firm
City fears that inheritance relief on small-cap stocks will be cut in Rachel Reeves’s Budget
As one of London’s most important restaurants turns 30, longtime devotee and FT food critic Tim Hayward celebrates its legacy
I’m also considering setting up a trust for my two adult children but am open to other ideas
The UK is great at building renewables but not the batteries needed to use green electricity effectively
Owner of building at 70 St Mary Axe says ‘core capital’ is returning to office market
With first-hand experience of the struggles and aspirations of younger buyers, an emerging cohort is hoping to set a new standard for a more responsible development culture — and a kinder city
Embassies argue international schools in London should be exempt from tax change
PM to seek meetings with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump while in New York for gathering of world leaders
Ministers have found no legal grounds to strip operator of contract early under Labour’s nationalisation plans
PM says Labour is ‘proud to be the party of wealth creation’ in personal conference speech
Early interventions will help divert women away from criminal justice system, says Shabana Mahmood
Decision is boon for Scottish city as industry warns of job losses from North Sea transition
Figures lay bare scale of mounting housing pressures across the UK
ONS figures underline impact of rising prices and higher interest rates on personal finances
UK prime minister will say there are ‘no easy answers’ in speech to Labour party conference