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Industry figures say conference underlined how unstable the party had become after 12 years in power
Loss of overnight London to Scotland rail service raises prospect of renationalisation
Fresh selling comes a week after Bank of England intervened to steady gilt market
Chancellor likely to be asked about 8% surcharge on bank profits
UK prime minister expected to use security meeting to discuss post-Brexit trading relations
UK prime minister tries to rally Tory MPs after party conference descended into infighting
Some Conservatives fear the party is heading for defeat at the next election as new PM reels from setbacks
Under Truss and Johnson the Tories have sunk into factionalism and let the bad drive out the good
Market turmoil comes against a backdrop of near-record levels of SME debt following the pandemic
How an accounting tweak and a radical actuarial theory created a trillion pound asset class
Disastrous party polling may force emboldened rebels to try to seek a leadership change
A normally quiet corner of finance takes centre stage amid wider market turbulence
Playwright Rona Munro returns to her series of portraits of Stewart monarchs at the Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
The Netherlands’ amazing success in high-tech farming shows complying with EU rules can be a competitive advantage
How much money can I gift tax-free?
Kwarteng’s backtracking on enforcement will make tax evasion easier
LDI strategies threatened to unravel after Kwarteng’s mini-Budget tax cut hit gilt prices
UK prime minister will use conference speech to urge fractious party to get behind her tax-cutting policies
Administrators seek ruling on whether recovered assets must go to creditors, the state or even to shareholders
Treasury fears being locked into expensive energy deals with foreign states
PM wants to make it easier for companies to transfer staff to Britain from abroad
Average for two-year fixed deal is now 5.97%, up from 5.75% on Monday
Overwhelmed by gilt
New investment bank failed to spend its £200mn annual lending budget last year
Tens of thousands of people expected to provide testimony in wide-ranging probe into Britain’s response and preparedness
Truss in talks with renewable generators over deals to reduce wholesale power costs in time for winter
Mismatch between redemptions and hard-to-sell holdings presents ‘major potential vulnerability’
FCA warns it will use ‘all its tools’ to fix problems over business interruption cases
The Imperial War Museum’s show examines the role video games play in helping us understand battle
Home secretary attacks Conservatives who forced PM to drop plan to scrap top rate of income tax
Tax cut U-turn makes it harder for prime minister to hold the line on other controversial measures
UK insurer says it is on track to deliver earnings in line with guidance
‘Flash crash’ in gilts is latest episode of over-reliance on risk metrics begetting greater swings in price
Better than cutting benefits would be to get tough on the causes of welfare spending
A vast, empty tract in the centre of the country offers huge skies and abundant peace — but is also the subject of a simmering environmental dispute
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