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With more than 9bn doses administered globally, wealthier countries forge ahead with booster campaigns
The FT analyses the scale of outbreaks and tracks the vaccine rollouts around the world
UK parliament’s rules on MPs’ earnings, and official records of PPE contracts, hinder attempts to root out corruption
Imbalances complicate defence of outside work that critics says is unrepresentative
Australian officials have identified 2,000 websites offering ‘contract cheating’ services for university students
The Treasury invested £1bn in 1,190 start-ups during the pandemic but the Future Fund is shrouded in mystery
UK governing party has received nearly £18m from donors with property interests in the past two years
FT analysis finds more than 40 groups including major pharmaceutical companies have accessed patient data sets
Sturgeon says referendum a matter of ‘democratic principle’ after SNP and Greens win 72 seats
Party matches election record by capturing 30 of the 60 seats in the Senedd
Bank that boasted of its superior record on bad loans hit by soured property lending, FT research shows
Map and results of the US presidential and congressional elections
See how state-by-state polls translate into electoral college votes and use the FT’s interactive calculator to zero in on the battlegrounds
Thurrock has used loans from 150 other UK local authorities and pension schemes to fund its renewable energy assets
From business closures to movement restrictions, some countries’ policies show first signs of easing
Free shipping for anyone who lists address as Israel attacked as discriminatory
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FT investigation reveals symptoms and drug names shared with hundreds of third parties including Google and Facebook
The WebMD symptom checker spreads your information to dozens of companies
Researchers are scraping our images from social media and CCTV. We may not like the consequences
FT reporters in five major cities monitored their exposure to pollution. The results were often surprising
EU citizens have elected a new European Parliament
Live results as major parties lose seats in local elections
Fears raised on lack of oversight in sensitive areas of academic collaboration
Scottish limited partnerships escape sanction after failing to register major shareholders
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