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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Donald Trump’s lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch ruptures bond that has shaped the US right
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| The alliance has been beneficial to both men but has often been fractious |
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HSBC renews search for chair after struggling to find suitable candidates
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| Europe’s largest lender is looking for more names amid slow progress in replacing Sir Mark Tucker |
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Did UK military data rules make a leak more likely?
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| Use of secure rooms and secrecy classifications may have been ignored in government-wide emails during chaotic Kabul evacuation |
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The rise and fall of Fred Goodwin
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| A new play tells the story of RBS’s rapid expansion and dramatic collapse. Lionel Barber, who began his career as a reporter in Edinburgh, watched the saga from the start |
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Will a return to risk-taking rouse animal spirits?
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| The drive to deregulate in the UK, US and Europe could unleash growth — or sow the seeds of the next crash |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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The unspoken truth about the baby bust
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| Why is it so hard to accept that it is happening out of choice? |
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Japan tells its companies in Taiwan ‘you’re on your own’ if China invades
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| FDI has slumped as businesses are warned to take on burden of protecting their staff if Beijing attacks |
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Donald Trump pushes for 15%-20% minimum tariff on all EU goods
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| US president also rejects reducing 25% sectoral duties on cars from the bloc, say diplomats |
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Debra Crew told Diageo chair her role as CEO was untenable days before exit
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| Drinks group chief had asked the board to quell speculation about her job |
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How can we learn to live in a world beset by wildfires?
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| In Boulder, Colorado, a pioneering fire prevention plan is gathering momentum. Nick and Erica Schneider listened to the advice. Will a world in flames follow their lead? |
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Dollar gets reprieve as US economy shrugs off tariffs
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| Currency is on track for its first monthly gain in 2025 after worst start to the year in decades |
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Get Britain investing? An ad campaign is not going to cut it
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| Fiddling with Isa limits and launching a rerun of ‘Tell Sid’ ads urging Brits to buy shares will achieve little |
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UK investors still face a gap between 1990s nostalgia and reality
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| Contrary to common belief, British pensions have little exposure to domestic equities |
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What the chancellor’s financial reforms mean for your money
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| Rachel Reeves’ second Mansion House speech included calls to increase risk by investors — but no decision on Isa limits |
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CVC Capital Partners explores refinancing of its sporting portfolio
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| Goldman Sachs, PJT Partners and Raine Group picked to manage a plan to borrow against assets valued at £9bn |
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India pushes arms exports after Pakistan clash showcases weaponry
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| New Delhi seeks to boost overseas sales of military wares from both start-ups and established groups |
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EU’s extra free cabin bag will weigh on airline passengers
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| Establishing a single, standard take-off point for bag charges would be a clear win |
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Corruption probe shakes Milan’s skyscraper city
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| A deserted suburb became a glitzy district. Now prosecutors claim a corruption ‘system’ drove the developments that followed |
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Young doctors should demand more than a pay rise — they need a life
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| An overly long NHS training period is partly what’s causing the strikes and exodus of medical staff |
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The irresistible rise of the ‘quitfluencer’
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| Who hasn’t imagined a dramatic flounce out of a job they loathe? |
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Have you heard about Australian wine?
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