1. Israel to join ceasefire talks despite ‘unacceptable’ response from Hamas

2. Reform MP suspends himself from party over Covid loans allegations

3. Texas flash flood claims at least 24 lives

4. Dealmakers hit pause on M&A as caution rules the boardroom

5. Germany’s AfD pledges to tone down its rowdiness in parliament

6. Opec plans to boost oil output in bid to win back market share

7. ChatGPT — the last of the great romantics

8. Why Europe’s ancient insurers are rising once more

9. EU to stockpile critical minerals due to war risk

10. All hail the equity vigilantes

11. How Labour can resurrect itself

12. Lalo Schifrin, composer and jazz musician, 1932-2025

13. ‘Not a sin to swim’: Pope Leo reclaims papal summer holidays

14. Apple races to box office glory with Brad Pitt’s F1 blockbuster

15. The BBC’s constant cornucopia of trouble

16. A better way to solve the cash Isa problem? Close the advice gap

17. China’s first Legoland builds Great Wall replica to lure under-pressure consumers

18. China, Russia and the ‘Dragon-Bear’ embrace

19. Return to Syria: what I found amid the ruins of Homs

20. How doing business in Hong Kong is changing

21. The crafted home: an east London temple to tiebacks, tassels and trims

22. Look to local markets to value your home

23. Wealth exodus gathers pace as UK policies drive millionaires abroad

24. Hamas gives ‘positive’ response to Trump proposal for Gaza ceasefire

25. How trade tensions are really affecting the global economy

26. Palestine Action loses bid to secure block on UK government ban

27. BCG modelled plan to ‘relocate’ Palestinians from Gaza

28. Nervy markets put Reeves and Starmer on notice

29. UK government to pay 1.6mn to Afghan data breach victims

30. US threatens EU with 17% tariff on food exports

31. GIC teams with private equity on stake in healthcare marketing agency Klick

32. Trump and Zelenskyy discuss Ukrainian air defence as Russian attacks mount

33. Rachel Reeves, the iron chancellor who cried

34. The age of fiscal excess

35. The US left’s glaring attention deficit

36. FTSE 250 bargain hunters have to tread carefully

37. How to make the Tour de France even more gripping

38. A year of Keir

39. Lionesses defend Euros title with fortunes of women’s game in England on their shoulders

40. Steve Bannon: ‘Trump is going to be in your head for a long time’

41. Trump to step up tariff pressure with letters to trade partners on new rates

42. Collapsed Prax Group owes up to 250mn in taxes after insolvency

43. ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ policymaking leaves the field clear for China

44. Israel aims to maintain ‘aerial superiority’ over Iran

45. UBS, Citi and other banks hit by 21.5mn penalty over Singapore money-laundering case

46. Russia launches record drone and missile barrage on Ukraine

47. Air France-KLM to take majority stake in Scandinavian Airlines

48. Breakthrough barriers for UK’s populist left

49. Ex-Labour MP Sultana announces launch of new leftwing party with Jeremy Corbyn

50. Brazil’s UN climate summit chief defends Petrobras oil expansion

51. UK stores still stock throwaway vapes despite single-use ban

52. Indian regulator temporarily bans Jane Street from dealing securities

53. Why Moldova’s EU membership bid remains tied up with Ukraine’s fate

54. Hitachi Energy warns AI power spikes threaten to destabilise global supply

55. The cost of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’

56. Reeves to announce review of workplace pensions

57. London IPO fundraising falls to 30-year low

58. Europe needs to shrug off fear and embrace stablecoins

59. German business warns army draft would deepen worker shortage

60. Mondelez calls for EU to delay landmark deforestation law

61. ‘Elon has finally woken up’: Musk battles to save Tesla from Trump

62. How Sir Keir Starmer fumbled his first year in power

63. EU watchdog warns Ursula von der Leyen against rushing deregulation

64. Saudi Arabia sticks with Iran after Israel war

65. China could give luxury titans a run for their money

66. Wealthy fear more tax hits in Autumn Budget

67. Trump tightens grip on power with ‘big, beautiful’ policy triumph

68. Britain cannot afford to scare foreign residents away

69. The Lunar Society is a cautionary tale for Trump’s America

70. Edinburgh festivals struggle to lure corporate sponsors after boycott

71. Hongkongers scrap Japan trips over comic book’s earthquake prophecy

72. Perfect Storm — how the west has wrestled with Moscow’s oligarchs and oil barons

73. How to get children reading again

74. Valve conquered PC gaming. What comes next?

75. End of the road for Delhi’s old cars as India fights air pollution

76. Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ provides windfall for US immigration offensive

77. Russia becomes first country to recognise Afghanistan’s Taliban government

78. FirstFT: Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ passes the House of Representatives

79. House of Representatives approves ‘big beautiful bill’ in victory for Trump

80. Mediators move closer to securing Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza

81. Brazil’s Lula visits former Argentina leader Kirchner under house arrest

82. Shein hit with 40mn fine in France over misleading discounts

83. Labour’s squandered promise of stability

84. Investor fright over Reeves’ tears shows fragility of UK finances

85. US tariff receipts surge in Trump’s trade war

86. Signs of a pick-up in venture capital exits are finally emerging

87. Germany seeks deal with Taliban to deport Afghan migrants

88. The BBC dropped Gaza: Doctors Under Attack but its images will stay with you

89. On top of extreme weather, farmers are starved of clear policy direction

90. Flashlight — Susan Choi’s rich generational saga

91. Deadly ''early summer’ heatwave moves across Europe as climate scientists ring alarm bells

92. Will the NHS 10-year plan fix England’s crumbling health service?

93. Dinosaurs to doctors’ records: the UK weighs up its data assets

94. Trump tracker: the latest data on US tariffs, trade and economy

95. Glovo pauses ‘heat bonuses’ for Italian food delivery workers after backlash

96. Full EU-US trade deal ‘impossible’ before deadline, says von der Leyen

97. Paramount settles one conflict, and sparks another

98. Mexico centralises government power in legislative blitz

99. US economy blasts through expectations to add 147,000 jobs

100. Nigerian bank Guaranty Trust plans secondary listing in London

101. I’m human. Are you? The quest for our online identity

102. French air traffic control strikes cause flight delays across Europe

103. Turkey and Israel risk sliding towards confrontation

104. How Wimbledon keeps grass court tennis alive

105. BlackRock and Schroders bought gilts during market slump

106. EU’s antitrust ‘ayatollahs’ face crisis of faith

107. Trump and Zelenskyy to discuss pause to US weapons deliveries in call

108. Chris Hohn’s hedge fund TCI beats stock markets with 21% gain

109. Brussels to seek more joint debt in EU budget plan

110. What will come out of the Fed’s latest internal review?

111. Trump is breaking US judicial system, says star litigator Abbe Lowell

112. Myth of the big, bad megacity

113. Ronald Akili’s guide to magical Bali

114. How much money does Ukraine need?

115. UK services activity rises at fastest rate in 10 months

116. Whose job is safe from AI?

117. Virgin plans for new West Coast services rejected by regulator

118. Why Starmer and Reeves got this one wrong

119. China hits out at Trump’s trade deal with Vietnam

120. Four charged over RAF Brize Norton break-in

121. Gilts rally after Starmer says Reeves to remain chancellor for ‘a long time’

122. South Korea doubts it will hit Trump deadline for trade deal

123. Toyota Industries’ 33bn take-private deal attacked as ‘study in opacity’

124. Are we rallying, or overcorrecting?

125. Denmark is ‘sure’ EU will negotiate a ‘good’ US trade deal as deadline nears

126. Siemens says US has allowed chip software sales to China to resume

127. Starmer’s next fight with his MPs: special needs funding in UK schools

128. European CEOs urge Brussels to halt landmark AI Act

129. Reform of Companies House to be shelved over prospect of adding to red tape

130. Meta’s AI climate tool raised false hope of CO₂ removal, scientists say

131. Private equity’s clash of the titans

132. Copper prices surge as traders rush to beat Trump tariffs

133. Japan’s great unsticking has begun

134. Pakistan pitches Nobel, crypto and rare earths to woo Trump

135. Stop telling women they are cautious investors

136. China’s central bank seeks European lenders’ advice on low interest rates

137. ECB officials question whether euro has strengthened too much

138. The truth behind South Africa’s murder scourge

139. Why stablecoins are shifting from crypto fringe to corporate strategy

140. Canada’s bid to become an energy superpower

141. The mad dash for trade deals

142. Is the US heading for a debt crisis?

143. Running one of London’s top restaurants is a high-wire act

144. OpenAI signs 30bn data centre deal with Oracle

145. FirstFT: Trump announces US trade deal with Vietnam

146. Private healthcare groups criticise ‘minimum’ waiting times for NHS operations

147. How Goldman won big in the Fed’s annual stress test

148. Armour maker Kevlar targeted in 2bn private equity race for DuPont assets

149. MPs vote to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation

150. Give commerce a chance in eastern DR Congo

151. Crying for a lost Labour government

152. Senior UK judges order probe into false MI5 testimony

153. Investors fret on talk of AstraZeneca US move

154. Microsoft to cut 4 per cent of staff in new wave of lay-offs

155. Head of Royal Navy sacked after conduct ‘fell far short’ of expected standards

156. Blame game engulfs Labour over botched welfare reforms

157. Healthcare insurers fall sharply as patient care costs jump

158. Trump presses Republican House dissidents to pass US tax bill

159. UK halts resettlement scheme for Afghans who worked alongside British forces

160. The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: Testing economic guardrails

161. Trump says US has struck trade deal with Vietnam

162. Bumble chief criticises staff for ‘freaking out’ over London job cuts

163. Which UK taxes are expected to rise in the autumn Budget?

164. Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs found guilty on two counts in prostitution trial

165. America must not defang Europe’s new tech law

166. Tesla deliveries fall for second straight quarter

167. Tariffs test Japanese carmakers’ shock absorbing powers

168. Keir Starmer refuses to back Rachel Reeves amid welfare fallout

169. UK’s City watchdog expands rules on bullying and harassment

170. Keir Starmer is preferable to his party

171. On the streets with New York’s ‘rat tsar’

172. UK Supreme Court divorce case sets precedent for dividing up assets

173. US halts some weapons deliveries to Ukraine

174. UK benefits bill will keep rising without NHS reform

175. UK ministers warn welfare U-turn will mean less money for other priorities

176. Hong Kong property group’s shares jump 11% after refinancing talks close

177. Dalai Lama asserts ‘sole authority’ to decide successor ahead of 90th birthday

178. Trump says Israel has agreed to conditions for 60-day ceasefire

179. The jobs market puzzle

180. Come have drinks with FTAV in London on July 10

181. How unholy alliances are defining fight for next EU budget

182. Paramount agrees 16mn settlement in Trump’s lawsuit against CBS News

183. Hong Kong’s bull run leaves China in the dust

184. The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: The future of the postwar system

185. How oil traders called the Middle East war

186. EU to exempt heavy industry from carbon tax on exports

187. Life sciences plan delayed over pricing battle with pharma industry

188. EU blocks Britain’s attempts to join pan-European trading bloc

189. Sabotage suspected as mystery blasts hit oil tankers

190. European junk bond sales hit record as investors cut US exposure

191. Kennedy is a shot in the arm for the anti-vaccine movement

192. An ‘Amazon of guns’? Welcome to the ‘parallel economy’

193. Market squalls threaten to throw container shipping off course

194. Can I take my Aussie pension without being taxed in the UK?

195. Is time running out to fix the NHS?

196. EU’s shift to a US savings model risks dismantling its social contract

197. Zohran Mamdani is wrong — of course billionaires should exist

198. Georg Jensen’s silver linings

199. Mpox epidemic is straining African health systems after US aid cuts

200. US steps up pursuit of hackers linked to North Korea’s nuclear programme

201. IHT changes create ‘serious challenges’ for thousands of retirement savers

202. Where to watch Wimbledon in London

203. Philanthropists find new ways to give in the face of Trump’s opposition

204. Qantas hit by cyber attack after FBI alert on ‘Scattered Spider’ group

205. Is Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ a political curse for Republicans?

206. NHS hospitals can use any approved medical kit under plans to cut admin

207. Abolish ‘triple lock’ on UK pensions to prevent financial cliff-edge, says IFS

208. Peter Thiel joins tech billionaires backing new lender to rival Silicon Valley Bank

209. FirstFT: Donald Trump threatens to increase tariffs on Japan

210. Trump threatens to raise tariffs again on Japan

211. US lawmakers step up antitrust probe into Ivy League university pricing

212. US banks announce big shareholder payouts as Fed eases stress tests

213. How the ‘rebel alliance’ took on Starmer over welfare — and won

214. Officials let former ONS head act ‘without check or balance’, says senior MP

215. Germany launches insurance crackdown on Russian ‘shadow fleet’

216. UK visa revamp allows lower-skilled office workers to come to Britain

217. Labour guts welfare legislation in Starmer U-turn

218. A new front in Trump’s war on the global economy

219. Santander to buy UK high street lender TSB for 2.65bn

220. Inflation and interest rates tracker: see how your country compares

221. Rachel Reeves faces new fiscal pressures after welfare reform U-turn

222. Fixing up Nike is a marathon, not a sprint

223. What is in Trump’s giant tax-cutting bill?

224. Citadel outshone by smaller hedge fund rivals in trade war turmoil

225. Senate passes Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ tax and spending bill

226. The Red Brigades — how a subversive group terrorised Italy

227. The undiluted delight of a pastis apéro

228. The risks of funding states via casinos

229. Saks divisive debt reshuffle shows a retail sector under strain

230. Boeing set to take over Spirit in Northern Ireland as buyer talks fail

231. Powell signals openness to July US interest rate cut

232. Jury retires to consider verdict in Wagner Group arson case

233. EU toughens stance on Trump tariffs as deadline looms

234. Brainlab shelves IPO in latest blow to Europe’s struggling listings market

235. Peat bogs and oyster farms vie for a spot in your pension fund

236. Poland to impose border checks in migration dispute with Germany

237. Warner Music and Bain target 300mn Red Hot Chili Peppers catalogue deal

238. Trump must lead the way to a comprehensive Middle East peace deal

239. What’s next for the ‘big, beautiful bill’?

240. Senior managers at Lucy Letby hospital arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter

241. Small boat crossings to UK soar in first half of year

242. A week of central bank communication horror shows

243. When the president wants a ‘low rates guy’

244. Trump’s Congo-Rwanda truce hinges on talks with rebels, DR Congo says

245. Donald Trump’s big, beautiful act of self-harm

246. US Senate rejects plan to stop states regulating AI

247. Labour may avoid defeat but it has lost the policy argument

248. Eurozone inflation rose to ECB’s 2% target in June

249. Thai court suspends prime minister over leaked call

250. Labour braces for biggest rebellion of Starmer era over welfare reform

251. Taiwan’s currency jumps as life insurers rush to hedge against weak US dollar

252. Renault takes 9.5bn loss on Nissan stake

253. Ofgem approves 24bn investment into UK energy networks

254. Trump suggests US government review subsidies to Musk’s companies

255. UK house prices fall unexpectedly in June

256. AI talent wars lead to superstar salaries for top tech staff

257. Japan digs in on rice and cars as US trade talks stall

258. The fall in the dollar is not scary

259. How Denmark wants to make the EU both safer and richer

260. India seeks to seal interim trade deal with US this week

261. US narrows trade focus to secure deals before Trump tariff deadline

262. Pyrrhic victory on UK welfare shows need for systemic reform, analysts say

263. Hedge funds dive into private credit

264. EU wants to bridge finance gap for quantum computing, says tech chief

265. FCA tries to warm up the investment-wary masses

266. Mexico and Brazil seek deeper trade ties to expand beyond US and China

267. Switzerland stirs Brexit ghosts in push for EU access

268. Gulf oil companies slow 60bn acquisition spree as crude prices fall

269. Standard Chartered hit with 2.7bn lawsuit over 1MDB scandal

270. In defence of the second-mover advantage

271. A resurgent China should do the hard work now

272. Lessons in delivering change for a restless electorate

273. Pacifist Spain looks to build a homegrown defence champion

274. Why don’t we design our homes with acoustics in mind?

275. Top seeds: a Q&A with Wimbledon’s head gardener, Martyn Falconer

276. Is Europe prepared for war?

277. Rise of the neobank

278. India buys more US oil to appease Trump as tariff deadline looms

279. Dry weather pushes up UK food inflation as harvests suffer

280. China left off toughest tier of UK regime tracking ‘covert foreign influence’

281. USAID cuts threaten 14mn extra deaths by 2030, warns study

282. Hong Kong’s bull market leaves China behind

283. Boeing appoints new CFO amid turnaround campaign

284. New UK government app to streamline access to public services

285. FirstFT: Senate races to pass Donald Trump’s flagship tax bill

286. US judge orders Argentina to transfer YPF oil stake to ex-shareholders

287. Trump lifts most US sanctions on Syria

288. When will Congress pass Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’?

289. EU to boost food exports to Ukraine as part of updated trade deal

290. Senate races to pass Trump’s flagship tax bill as deadline looms

291. An inauspicious anniversary for Labour

292. Google agrees deal to buy power from planned nuclear fusion plant

293. Oracle shares hit record high on 30bn cloud contract

294. Late tweaks to Trump tax bill create green power winners and losers

295. Hauser & Wirth owners join wealthy UK exodus with move to Switzerland

296. Labour had a theory for acquiring power, but none for how to wield it

297. Pedro Sánchez aide held in prison over Spanish kickback allegations

298. Trump administration says Harvard violated US civil rights law

299. Private equity’s big tax perk is the one that got away — again

300. Home Depot agrees 5.5bn deal for building product supply group GMS