The UK’s competition watchdog has provisionally cleared a $570mn corporate travel deal in an unusual reversal of an earlier ...

The UK will join the global move to cut the time to settle stocks and bonds in late 2027, aligning itself with an EU timetable in an attempt to attract more investors to London’s capital markets. The ...

This is also the moment to finally capitalise on our Brexit premium. The UK has an opportunity to adopt a more innovation-friendly rule book than the EU in high-growth areas like crypto assets, buy ...

Olaf Scholz mocked UK trains. FT analysis of 1.9bn data points shows they are more reliable than Germany’s network ...

If the official data can be believed, it is time to panic about the UK economy’s efficiency. Britain’s long-standing productivity puzzle is turning into a crisis and the result will be feeble ...

If your father has no Spanish equivalent of a power of attorney, then trying to rely on the LPA to deal with the Spanish ...

Savers have more choice than ever, according to financial data provider Moneyfacts, with a total of 582 cash Isa products on offer last month, up 16 per cent from January 2024 and more than double the ...

Britain spends 2.3 per cent of its GDP on defence and Starmer has promised to set out a “pathway” to increasing that to 2.5 per cent, at a cost of between £5bn and £6bn a year — equivalent to around ...

New research highlights how lifestyle and living conditions can substantially increase risk of early death and disease ...

Litigation funders lured to the UK by the prospect of sharing in the winnings from multibillion-pound class action lawsuits ...

The EU is considering redirecting €93bn in untapped pandemic recovery funds into its defence sector as part of efforts to ...

Lulu Smyth Good morning from the Financial Times. Today is Monday, February 17th. And this is your FT News Briefing.