Counterterrorism police looking into fires at properties connected to prime minister keep open mind about motive

Prime minister’s move to appease Labour MPs could create a £3bn conundrum for Rachel Reeves in the Autumn Budget

Sachin Dev Duggal has recently approached multiple investors

For the first time in a generation, its monopoly is under threat. After two years of false starts, the company is trying to regain the initiative

Potential loosening of Black ownership rules came after billionaire said his satellite internet group would not comply

The 1.2 gigawatts infrastructure project will be one of the largest in the world

Netanyahu’s war isn’t about protecting Israelis. It’s about protecting himself

Police are dragged into investigating petty incidents, undermining trust in our freedom to express opinions

More than a fifth of all EU goods exports are to the US market

Banning foreign students from US universities will hurt the economy and slow innovation

Bloc vows to ‘defend our interests’ in response to US president’s escalation

Court temporarily stops administration’s effort to prevent it enrolling foreign students

Financial meltdown averted, I merely worry about inflation, interest rates and the dollar

The former chief executive of the Timpson Group on his plans to modernise the penal system — and how to stop ex-convicts reoffending

Indian IT company investigating whether it was gateway used by criminals to access retailer

Greenback falls 1.7% amid concerns over impact of Trump’s tax-cutting bill

US president says new levy on iPhones and other handsets could apply from the end of June

Israeli PM accuses British, French and Canadian leaders of siding with Hamas after they called for end to Gaza offensive

Large language models are unconcerned with truth because they have no concept of it — and therein lies the danger

Top court allows dismissals at other agencies to stand but suggests US central bank may have stronger protections

Spectacles in the Oval Office are undermining America’s influence in the world, warn foreign policy experts

Worries about trade wars and a rising debt load have shaken faith in the Treasury market

In a country ravaged by war and poverty, citizens have emerged from the repression of the Assad regime — and taken up metal detecting

Immigration lawyers report surge in Americans looking to move to UK

German chancellor worried about reigniting domestic row over Russian gas imports

Role would be one of several jobs for the former prime minister and foreign secretary since leaving office

US negotiators to tell Brussels they expect unilateral concessions

Malaysia and Singapore find harder to maintain neutrality as geopolitical tensions grow

Survey suggests British households may be regaining some willingness to spend

Summit makes little progress on how to respond to Donald Trump’s trade war

Sweeping cuts and increased debt risk alienating voters and investors

Letter from Department of Homeland Security signals new escalation in stand-off with university

Some large electricity generators were not doing their job to help control voltage, claims parent company’s chair

Fatal shooting in Washington DC was ‘nightmare scenario’ for a country long conscious that its envoys are a target

Investor unease at the US’s fiscal position is growing

Move follows the ousting of former leader Sheikh Hasina amid allegations of embezzlement

Failed UK start-up revised down revenues to just a quarter of prior estimates

British government says accord will guarantee future of joint military base with US

Legislation would slash taxes, reduce social spending and increase federal debt

By opting for stealth radicalism and couching change in the rhetoric of the repairman, he sows confusion about his beliefs