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Fragile truce after MP’s defection to Labour and David Davis telling PM to quit brings critics back onside
Regulator to set ‘tough’ standards that could result in funding cuts for institutions
Top-10 investor Flossbach ‘would strongly oppose’ a deal for consumer business
Report rejects concerns that mortgage market has been harmed but accepts the system may need to be simplified
Move comes as part of a shake-up of regulations covering promotions for high-risk investments
Prices rose 5.4% in December, ahead of economists’ expectations
Shadow chancellor wants to reverse the UK’s decade of ‘lost growth’ with capital spending and partnerships with business
Plan B measures such as mask wearing and vaccine passports for large venues will not be renewed after January 26
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But Johnson may have only secured a temporary reprieve over Downing Street parties scandal
With or without him, the unique coalition of voters who united behind the PM at the last election govern the direction
Created by a former officer, this drama departs from the clichés of police procedurals
These events are vital for businesses but they are expensive and need to evolve with our more hybrid world
Prime minister’s diary hides cocktail drink
Owners leaving territory pay up to $27,000 for chartered flights as Covid rules limit commercial services
David Davis demands prime minister’s departure as newly elected Conservative MP defects to Labour
A new ‘sleep experience’ at the historic English hotel promises to ‘re-energize and rejuvenate’ guests
London-based group to produce 2,500 models this year as it banks on demand for lightweight machines
Decision expected within days on whether to refer £2.8bn move by US-owned rival for in-depth probe
Attempt to scrap tax seen as part of Downing Street plan to distract from Boris Johnson’s leadership travails
Risks of removing information rejected by the mainstream outweigh benefits, according to the Royal Society
Prime minister prepares to lift Covid restrictions in England to contain growing unrest in own ranks
Watchdog warns it will crack down on companies who abuse post-Brexit ‘temporary permissions’ regime
Collapse raises questions about Warrington council’s investment in lossmaking company
Government plans to give FCA oversight of most ads in growing regulatory pushback
Contracts for difference would be a dangerous exercise in kicking the can down the road
Brussels to begin consultation on ways of making bloc an attractive destination for clearing
UK prime minister apologises for Downing Street ‘misjudgments’ but insists he did not knowingly breach rules
Court of Appeal finds decision to hire consultancy with Tory connections over pandemic was lawful
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The US has behaved too differently to be classed as part of an English-speaking club
Groups to pay more than £33m after being found to have broken competition law
Fink rejects ‘woke’ accusation and Lex on Brexit’s impact on the City
In the final scene of our series by the FT’s film critic, here are some of the finest movies set in the UK capital — vivid depictions of the metropolis from the 1880s to the 2020s
Robotics and data analytics can make processes more efficient, less energy-intensive, and less expensive
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