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May calls on EU to ‘evolve’ backstop as border comes to dominate talks
CBI urges Dominic Raab to make concessions to secure positive trade deal
Public finances improve despite weak tax receipts
Up to 4,000 hospital and university staff will be invited to participate
Nassef Sawiris and Wes Edens acquire 55% of one of English football’s oldest clubs
The bank will cease to accept claims from customers of disgraced restructuring unit
The government must prioritise reform of social care for older people
Sometimes it pays to be reminded of what makes life here worth living
Botched document underscores perception of British as lazy and inward looking
Brussels points to doomsday notes highlighting likely ‘serious disruption’
The BBC should appeal against Cliff Richard’s legal precedent
Apprenticeship levy fuels growth for university schemes
Market hit by cuts, relaxation of rules on waiting times and declines in employer-funded cover
The amendment votes in the House of Commons, the likely fate of Theresa May's Brexit plan and the Labour Party's problem with antisemitism
Chairman weighs spinning off consumer division after pressure from investors
Proportion of women at executive level still lags
Mixed wider market sees dollar earners such as Rentokil under pressure
Strength of KPMG probed after string of high-profile corporate scandals
How should the UK address the failures of its domestic economic model?
Sudden rupture would affect almost every part of life
Europe minister Michael Roth growing ‘nervous’ about state of negotiations
The giant concave bowls were invented a quarter of a century before the arrival of radar
Prime minister calls on Brussels to show flexibility in Brexit talks
Top jobs are difficult but the Peter principle was right: the wrong people are in them
We want to hear your commuting experiences and whether you have claimed compensation
Chairman decides the issue is damaging bank’s reputation
NAO statement fuels doubts about plans to sell off more debt to private investors
Move would ease compliance burden and increase payments to Treasury
Many junior staff are departing to take in-house roles at asset managers
Labour urges sacking of Julian Smith after handling of key Brexit vote
Court ruling on money-laundering assets aids force’s stretched finances
More work needed to manage Chinese group’s presence, says report
Commission says loopholes disadvantage investors and break single market rules
EU side raises pressure on London over deadlocked Irish border issue
