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Surge in coronavirus cases hangs over US election as number of early votes passes 90m
Opposition claims intimidation as ‘The Bulldozer’ bags 84 per cent of the vote
Fate of Republican seat hangs on businesswoman Kelly Loeffler’s allegiance to Donald Trump
Foundation, one of Germany’s largest charitable institutions, accused of evading formal investigation into its history
Prime minister asks Putin to hold talks under the terms of defence pact between the two countries
Plenum calls for ‘self-reliance’ to counter US efforts to damage Chinese companies
Democrat’s focus on climate change, human rights and corruption may not please all the region’s leaders
Florida and other sunbelt states should offer early clues as counting delays expected in Midwest
Project reaches completion 9 years behind schedule and in middle of a pandemic
Shanghai facility aimed at breaking Chinese company’s dependence on American technology
Prime minister admits current strategy has failed to stem growing rise of Covid-19 in remarkable U-turn
‘Grim’ mood among Tory MPs after new lockdown announcement
There is a way to finance Britain’s fastest-growing companies and increase pension returns
Ministers meet to discuss new measures in England after original strategy fails to slow second wave
Culmination of a week of furious protests brings tens of thousands to the streets despite escalating Covid crisis
Pandemic rules mean gatherings will be smaller this November, which looks bad for sales of gobblers
Low rates combined with rising trade and budget deficits put pressure on the currency
Jeremy Corbyn’s suspension, plus Andy Burnham on why he thinks devolution can benefit English politics
Nationwide increase of 97,000 infections is propelled by surge in Midwest swing states
High bond prices mean fixed income has lost its lustre as a ballast against stock falls
Belgium and Greece follow France and Germany in preparing tough new curbs
Some 6m households likely to have to rely on benefits as jobs crisis is set to worsen
A revolution requires a few barricades and our cities need more bikes and fewer cars
Offices and residential look to fill the gaps as stores beat retreat
Powerful tremor hits Izmir and Samos with buildings shaken as far away as Istanbul
Major League Baseball owners agree to hedge fund billionaire’s purchase of club
Sean Doyle says regulator should block airport’s proposal to recoup pandemic losses
European Commission fears healthcare systems could be overwhelmed by soaring case numbers
Unprecedented number of people cast ballots ahead of polling day in sign of heightened enthusiasm
The tension between companies and the populist president could develop into a long-term headache for Republican party
Chinese online lender debuts on New York Stock Exchange
Everyone aged over 10 asked to take part as authorities try to slow pandemic
The UK government cannot combat the virus effectively if it continues to react on an emergency footing
The latest polling, what to watch out for on the night, and what it all means for investors
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