US president claims UK public broadcaster’s 2024 documentary was ‘disparaging, inflammatory and malicious’

Japanese carmaker has invested £450mn in the third-generation model, breathing new life into the UK’s largest car plant

Washington pushes for concessions from London on the broader trade relationship

Anuradha Mittal told she is no longer eligible to serve on the ice cream maker’s board

Announcement spares British exporters from threat of tariff increases

Hedge fund manager plans to build $8bn gambling complex next to Mets baseball stadium in Queens

Group scraps plans for flagship all-electric pick-up truck on Trump regulatory changes and tepid demand

Germany says US to provide security guarantees as Kyiv and Washington admit differences on territorial issues

Partnership between Frontline and Germany’s Quantum Systems aims to boost production and open new markets

UK prime minister finishes 2025 with approval ratings at rock bottom and Labour languishing below 20 per cent in the polls

José Antonio Kast’s victory in presidential election adds to a growing network of Maga ‘equivalents’ in the region

LA police investigating killing of ‘Spinal Tap’ director who was praised for his civil rights work

A permissive environment has been created in which Israel is conflated with all Jews, everywhere

‘Sub Sea Baby’ critically damages Kilo-class submarine in Novorossiysk port, Ukrainian security official says

You cannot keep tightening the screws on the institutions that finance the real economy

Carmakers will be allowed to make a limited number of petrol and diesel-fuelled cars after deadline

Deadly terror attack on Jewish beach festival comes after sharp rise in incidents of hatred

BMA rejects government offer and says five-day walkout by junior doctors will start on Wednesday

Maroš Šefčovič says bloc must not delay vote on pact with Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay

Financial Conduct Authority wants to boost lending and make market more flexible

Financial Reporting Council to examine firm’s adherence to independence rules in 2024 audit

Ahmed al Ahmed disarmed one of the shooters in deadly Sydney attack

Some technologists believe more than 100,000 such payment systems could swamp the world within five years

And what this test tells us about the artificial intelligence wave