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PM warns of snap vote to kill plan but EU refuses to budge
Ryan Zinke third to leave US administration since the midterm elections
Number of demonstrators dwindles following calls for calm
Birthplace of Russian Orthodox faith rejects a church seen as acting for the Kremlin
French demand to strengthen single currency area accepted in less ambitious form
From a boutique retreat in Nairobi to the streets of downtown Nuuk, FT writers pick their best destinations of the year
In aid of Habitat for Humanity, we will be offering the chance to dine with some of our award-winning journalists
Residents fear online retailer’s new headquarters will push up rents and force them out
Palestinians criticise compromise move that will see embassy remain in Tel Aviv
SubscribeStar site hosts rightwing activists and pornographers
Wall Street responds badly as gloom gathers around world economy
Davos organisers change tack on high-profile businessmen who are subject to US sanctions
Alice Fishburn set herself a challenge for 2018 to only read female authors. Here’s what she discovered
Mid-20th century designers offered bold visions. What changed?
An insider account by a former warehouse employee shows that delighting consumers comes at the expense of the lowest-paid workers
New president’s plan to make Mexico self-sufficient in fuel is attacked as unrealistic
Pork lobby warns Brussels would get ‘enormous tactical victory’ if issue is excluded
Founder sees promising business in putting communication satellites into low-earth orbit
Wind, rain and snow in some markets threaten to damp rapid growth
Companies can no longer count on victims to remain silent about abuse
Andy Bounds talks to companies in Oldham in northwest England and finds out why some back Leave
In a series of moving accounts, four people share their experiences of building homes for those in need
As the young migrate to cities, nature is reclaiming villages inhabited only by the old and poor
Fiscal rules and still-loose monetary policy mean the region has to look elsewhere for stimulus
Markets spooked by weak data in China and eurozone; dollar strengthens
Bug let developers see private images belonging to up to 6.8m users
The Chinese telecoms magnate is at the centre of the US’s trade war with his country
Predicting the death of old technologies is seldom simple — as the vinyl LP renaissance shows
