Penalty under the bloc’s Digital Services Act risks escalating tensions with US government

Policy document blasts traditional allies while failing to criticise Russia

Leaving EU ‘badly damaged our economy’, says deputy prime minister

Car-sharing group’s exit from Britain overshadows London’s efforts to reduce vehicle use and congestion in the city

People close to the talks say a deal could come in days

Fiscal stimulus vs inflation

Payments group will lease 300,000 sq ft at One Canada Square after move from Paddington

German chancellor has been driving force behind EU plans for reparations loan to Kyiv

Football’s governing body to hand out first such award at glitzy World Cup draw event featuring Village People

Bullish forecasts come despite recent investor jitters over tech spending and potential bubble in AI sector

Old assumptions about expectations and targets can no longer be relied upon

Who are the people who shaped the world this year?

Conservative justices hand win to Donald Trump ahead of midterm congressional votes

Central African nations ink deals giving US companies access to Kinshasa’s minerals and seeking to end 30 years of conflict

Briefing to lawmakers over September 2 mission comes as Trump and Hegseth seek to distance themselves

Grizzly Research claims that online review site pressured companies to subscribe to improve their ratings

Defence secretary faces serious questions over strikes on alleged drug smuggling boats

Reform UK leader insisted at a press conference that he had never said anything racist ‘with malice’

Government plans to lift current limit of £118,000

Rallying call by Sam Altman raises questions over the company’s priorities in the new phases of competition

Social media company considering cutting unit’s budget by as much as 30%

China’s favouring of small and cheap models such as DeepSeek could prove to be the better bet

Charlie Nunn says system of tokenised deposits has potential to spark change as dramatic as invention of smartphone

Financial Conduct Authority says regulation is not meant to ‘make judgments on political discourse’