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Thousands of mosques have been altered or destroyed as Beijing’s suppression of Islamic culture spreads
Some policy experts say rapid turnover of cabinet positions since Brexit vote has undermined effectiveness of government
Health campaigners warn that poverty and the prevalence of cheap, ultra-processed food is a sign of a broken system
Japanese brewer expects hotter temperatures to reduce barley yields and hops quality over next three decades
Industry defend price rises as Britons face highest tariff hikes in Europe
Agreement gives Chinese group a boost after being subject to bans in Europe and the US
Franchisee is latest brand to exit following Ukraine invasion and seizures of western companies
Energy and utility groups have reported more than half the combined losses, according to FT analysis of direct impact of the Ukraine war
Rollout of high-speed mobile networks hit by factors including limited investment and disruption from ban on Huawei kit
Tadeu Marroco admits there are issues such as underage use as many countries adopt tougher stance on e-cigarettes
Greater focus on location of storage in Europe means more facilities are required, according to Japanese group
Reductions come after sweeping job cuts at telecoms rivals Vodafone and BT
Quarterly performance exceeds expectations but customer numbers fall in Germany, its biggest market
Company wants to streamline and reverse lacklustre performance
Ofcom calls for end to ‘inconsistent and unclear’ information for customers around costs of using phone abroad
CEO’s view follows similar remarks from other retailers, raising hopes shoppers will finally see some relief
Europe’s largest telecoms groups warn customers are being buffeted by high inflation
Ofcom warns not enough people claiming benefits are benefiting from deals ‘buried away on the website’
Tourists are swallowing higher prices but ever tighter household budgets pose risks for hotels and airlines
Nursing facility operator Sompo is tapping technology to help solve staff shortages
Chancellor will ask Britain’s watchdogs whether there is evidence of price gouging by companies
Brands including Barilla and Panzani in tussle with EU governments as mark-ups continue despite lower wheat prices
Companies must convince regulators that deal to create country’s largest operator will not hurt consumers
Paperback purchases rise as cost-conscious people end subscription services such as Netflix, says publisher
Mike Tattersfield says consumers can be ‘trained’ to look for its doughnuts in different sections of the store
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