Disruption to widely used markets data service affects UK government debt auction

How then shall we live?

Ukrainian national is third person arrested and charged

UK retailer discloses that breach came via supplier and warns online operations will be disrupted until July

Discussions regard travel ban and asset freeze on finance minister Bezalel Smotrich and security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir

A Norfolk campaign against Cranswick’s plans to raise more chickens and pigs may undermine food security

Higher than expected rise leads traders to price in just one rate cut in next 12 months

Move would pave the way for savers to access funds focused on corporate buyouts and other high-octane deals

US broker that pioneered zero-commission share trading plans to disrupt the UK market

World’s top AI semiconductor maker says export controls have accelerated Chinese rivals’ advances

Announcement leads to accusations that former president has covered up health issues

We track the roaring trade of mobiles grabbed in London and New York, then sold in a single district in Shenzhen

A prize aimed at cracking interspecies communication could make humans think differently about the welfare of other creatures

Remains of 42 people found scattered on cartel ranch, highlighting crisis in which 120,000 people have disappeared

Top official Gita Gopinath warns over country’s ‘ever-increasing’ debt burden

Tax and budget bill being debated in Congress includes $25bn for the project

Deputy prime minister’s ideas suggest deep divisions at top of UK government over economic policy

Secretary of state defends Donald Trump’s handling of call with Vladimir Putin

Chief Sundar Pichai also reveals autonomous agents at annual event as tech giant seeks to re-establish AI leadership

If the US president is walking away from Ukraine, other allies must step up

European capitals in diplomatic flurry after US president’s call with Vladimir Putin

Profits for Big Four firm come in ‘below our original plan’, says internal memo

President tells members of Congress they will face significant increase in taxes if they fail to pass the legislation

Comments damp expectations of breakthrough to end long-running crisis over Tehran’s nuclear programme

Donald Trump’s biggest donor has already pulled back from White House role

The difficulty is that, however unsatisfactory the hegemon might be, the alternatives look worse

Prime minister says move would ‘undo’ benefits from recent trade deals with India and US

Leaders say regulation aimed at protecting workers and climate outside bloc will harm economic competitiveness

Once high-flying group founded by Sachin Dev Duggal says its was unable to recover from ‘past decisions’

Brussels plans handling fee on billions of small packages imported mainly from China

Change aims to close a gap in regulation exposed by collapse of Silicon Valley Bank

International criticism of the military campaign in the Palestinian enclave increases

John Michael Ormerod was allegedly involved in the procurement of oil tankers

Some Republicans warn that a tax-cutting budget will destroy the party’s standing with working-class voters

Country’s prime minister says the US has accepted many gifts from allies in the past, including the Statue of Liberty

Yields soar after dismal auction, raising concerns that Japanese investors could sell foreign assets and bring money home

Huw Pill opposed this month’s reduction over inflation concerns

Romanian national is second person charged following three arrests

Investors cool on retail chain a little over a year after a restructuring led by billionaire Daniel Křetínský

The UK wants a technological revolution in healthcare but complex information systems will make that hard to deliver