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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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No concessions, no ceasefire: how Putin outplayed Trump in Anchorage
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| Russia’s leader seems to have drawn the US president closer to Moscow’s position on the Ukraine war |
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Putin demanded Ukraine cede Donetsk and Luhansk in exchange for freezing rest of front line
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| Russian president reiterated ‘core demands’ that would undermine Ukraine’s statehood and roll back Nato expansion |
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Russia, Ukraine and Europe are all trying to manipulate Trump
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| Kyiv and its western allies will attempt to turn the near disaster of Anchorage into a success |
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Treasury prepares tax reforms in push to boost UK productivity
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| Fears of £10bn downgrade from OBR prompt hunt for measures to improve growth |
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Weight-loss weariness and Trump threats wipe $250bn off Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly
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| Trump’s push for price cuts and tariffs weighs on ‘obesity franchises’, which have missed out on equity market’s rise |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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EM companies rush to global debt markets as risk premium falls to near 20-year low
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| Banks and companies in emerging markets outside China are issuing debt at the fastest pace since 2021 |
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Ireland and the ‘British question’
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| Few now discount the prospect of unification. Yet the Republic still struggles to imagine the changes that would be needed to accommodate unionists |
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US credit spreads hit lowest level this century after sharp rally
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| Investors warn credit markets are ‘weirdly confident’ despite threats to global economy |
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Venture capitalist sues Christie’s over Picasso once owned by a criminal
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| Sasan Ghandehari claims he would not have bought £14.5mn work if auction house had disclosed the conviction |
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WEF clears Klaus Schwab of material wrongdoing
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| Davos forum names BlackRock’s Larry Fink as interim co-chair after whisteblower allegations rejected |
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Investors grapple with Trump’s corporate America
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| It is no longer left to the invisible hand of capitalism to figure out who are the winners |
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UK consumers risk inflation hit to savings for first time in two years
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| Banks slash interest rates paid to customers in response to base rate cuts; inflation forecast to peak at 4% |
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Smart glasses look better this time round
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| Wearers can now look stylish rather than plain geeky |
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Downsizing is back — and may be more attractive than ever
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| Would you trade down to lower your inheritance tax bill? |
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Grandparents are the reserve army of society
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| Those undertaking the formidable work of second parenthood often go unrecognised |
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Stop talking about AI
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| A discourse on the discourse |
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Why do we get beauty so wrong?
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| It is endlessly subjective, unexpected, malleable — yet we pretend that it follows a simple formula |
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Where did all the British hops go?
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| There’s a fight on to rejuvenate a once thriving beer industry |
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Poetry and the visual word
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| Like paintings, poems can help us to express parts of our lives that are otherwise out of reach |
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