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Nobel Prize winner Venki Ramakrishnan was focused on Brexit’s impact on the sector, and then Covid-19 hit
Boris Johnson is avoiding difficult decisions and inconvenient truths
Allies say UK prime minister wants shake-up to complete a reset of faltering Tory government
Michel Barnier heads to London for face-to-face negotiations with no breakthrough in sight
Despite an ‘economic emergency’ the UK government is largely sticking to its pre-Covid manifesto
UK government to unveil steep cuts to payments under post-Brexit transition plans
Differing interpretations of how ‘review clause’ might work speak to EU-UK divide
Westminster accused of short-changing farmers and rural communities by £137m in Spending Review
The UK has plenty to contribute to global security but first it must be comfortable in the present
City firms and regulators in the dark over future market access as talks stall
As the fateful day looms, London’s finance sector prepares for a stalemate
Esma says it will not tweak requirements, setting up clash with UK rules from January
Ursula von der Leyen says ‘decisive days’ lie ahead in EU-UK negotiations
A beggar-thy-neighbour battle for business will benefit Paris, Frankfurt and Dublin less than some EU politicians imagine
Trawlers matter more than share traders in UK’s talks with the EU
Companies and regulators adapt despite lack of clarity on post-December market access
Interim plan for fish and reviews of market access on table as time runs out for talks
The UK’s transition period — which keeps Britain in the EU’s single market and customs union — ends in less than six weeks
European policymakers are preparing to relax Covid-19 lockdowns — and 'save Christmas'
Prime minister on standby as negotiations with EU face ‘breakthrough or breakdown’ week
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Everyone wants one, good politics and economics favour it, and the only snag — emotions — can be overcome
London hopes the terms of current EU-Canada agreement can be expanded in future
Currency markets are pricing in a deal but no longer believe in deadlines
PM’s erratic handling of Covid-19 and Brexit serves to bolster the case for Scottish independence
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