Data shows sharp rise in Americans applying, but overall number of people granted British citizenship fell last year

Probe into president’s ties to sex offender has disrupted succession planning at forum

In Reform, socially conservative Christianity has finally found a UK vehicle for its agenda on traditional families

Grants drop by fifth after the introduction of tougher immigration rules but asylum numbers are little changed

The administration handing out refunds to Chinese companies will be a terrible look

Tight by-election result expected in former Labour stronghold of Gorton and Denton

So much that once struck investors as ungodly suddenly looks redeemed

Guess which group of remote workers pays more?

Big banks forecast £247bn of gilt issuance in coming fiscal year amid chancellor’s drive to rein in borrowing

Profits are set to recover this year, but a focus on large, high-margin vehicles could create a gap for Chinese rivals to exploit

Midterm election contests poised to become battlegrounds over nascent technology

Fees for non-executive directors increased even as shareholders criticise succession process

Secretary of state Marco Rubio says Tehran’s reluctance to discuss weapons is a ‘big problem’

Tehran is seeking to tempt Donald Trump with investments in its oil and gas reserves as it seeks to stave off an attack

Trump administration’s government job cuts threaten critical economic functions, fund warns

Shares in company that sells software as a service fall after it projects revenue below Wall Street’s expectations

Chief executive Jensen Huang dismisses concerns over how chipmaker’s customers will fund their spending

Government’s crypto Isa move ‘at risk of being a damp squib’

Most senior party member on oversight committee says justice department appears to have broken disclosure law

The decisions of the US central bank can have a mixed impact on the domestic UK economy

Economist continues retreat from public commitments following emails detailing correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein

Comments by Peter Kyle come on Brussels trip aimed at securing British access to ‘Made in Europe’ scheme

PM pressed by Kemi Badenoch to cut interest rates charged to graduates but some Labour MPs want alternative plan

Officials indicate they are reconsidering doctrine that seeks to contain confrontations with Washington