Evaluation of use cases and business models will dominate 2026

Varying thresholds for eligibility highlight tension between Westminster and local health leaders

President’s threat follows days of demonstrations over living standards

Unexpected December drop dragged annual gains below expectations, Nationwide figures show

London’s blue-chip stock index benefits from surge in banking and mining shares in 2025

Cognitive blind spots are undermining our ability to see the world as it is, rather than as we would like it to be

Rising costs and changing tastes are pushing people away from long-established chains

Cull of legacy cases highlights strategic change at FCA, with focus on fewer but higher impact cases

The country plans to reinforce its dominance of global manufacturing, despite persistent deflation at home and rising tensions abroad

Rallies over collapse in living standards rattle authorities in country with history of cracking down on demonstrators

Few English local authorities report a rise in state school pupil numbers with a corresponding fall in private enrolment in 2024-25

More drugs entering middle or late-stage development drives up demand

City looks to software group Visma to kick-start listings market after a ‘disappointing’ 2025

Europe’s top central banker earns almost four times more than Fed chair Jay Powell, FT analysis shows

The curious surge in the shares of retailer Aeon underlines the pressure building in the country’s economy — and politics

Deaths and arrests follow days of demonstrations over economic distress

Rome says proposed levies of up to 92% set to be reduced after US commerce department review

Where power, profits and pressure points are likely to lie across five key sectors

Overture from Ministry of Defence Export Center comes as heavily sanctioned states turn to digital assets

Home Office data heaps pressure on Keir Starmer’s pledge to ‘smash the gangs’

Distorted attacks by the populist right are really about demography

2026 will test his limits and the extent of America’s pushback

In eastern Pennsylvania, vanished industry still shapes identity and politics

As bombs fell and famine took hold, Samir Mansour kept delivering books