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The first minister will on Tuesday flesh out her plan for a new referendum on breaking away from the UK
Modest interest rate rises by the Bank of England would simply reflect the severity of the economic slowdown
Price of key materials and labour shortage make business untenable for many family-run firms
Leaders meeting in Bavaria seek to curb profits from sales not already prohibited by sanctions
New legislation to prevent the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement being undermined is both necessary and legal
French president seeks to salvage his second-term agenda having lost absolute majority in parliament
Bank for International Settlements calls for more aggressive action from world’s central banks
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Unionisation surge partly reflects a labour shortage that has increased collective bargaining power
Companies including Shell and Bank of America call for ‘clarity and stability’
Industry body says 35,000 engineers needed within 10 years to revive country’s semiconductor sector
Two weeks of demonstrations by indigenous Ecuadoreans pose serious threat to President Guillermo Lasso
Domestic challenges as much as the war in Ukraine are turning up the pressure in France, Bulgaria and Italy
Leaders at summit hosted by Germany confront soaring inflation, an energy crisis and the threat of recession
Examining salaries in Britain’s rail industry demonstrates how easily numbers can take diverging tracks
Commenters post their opinions on the walkouts and the UK’s potential ‘summer of discontent’
Domestic bookings have jumped since start of June as people seek to save money and avoid disruption
Overbuilding poses threat to business model of fibre broadband groups challenging the big incumbents
Homeowners, landlords and investors spooked as end of ultra-cheap debt sends prices sliding
Support from ally seen as step toward resuming IMF package as Islamabad imposes fresh corporate tax
Under-pressure currency climbs in response but analysts say move is further step towards capital controls
G7 leaders meet as global energy markets grapple with spike in fossil fuel prices while funding of renewable energy lags
Transport secretary accuses RMT union of ‘damaging lives of everyday hardworking people’
Online retailer slashes guidance as recession fears rise
UK surge in infection rates, US faces recession, give women their Wimbledon due
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