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Residents had expressed unease over safety of buildings after Grenfell fire
Met focuses investigation on cladding and insulation after failed safety tests
Proposal made at Brussels summit includes scrapping 85-page residence application
Sunday service to accept donations using contactless cards
Case sent to International Court of Justice after 22 of 27 EU members withhold support
Former Labour leader interviews the Labour-leader-who-never-was for radio
We must be ready to combat the myths and delusions of revolutionary populism
The country needs a public conversation about what the future will look like
The Northern Irish party has shown how tough it can be in its talks with the Tories
We should be taxing all properties, whether they are occupied or foreign-owned
London council asks 4,000 residents to move out after inspection raises fire concerns
With Brexit looming, we must get to grips with shifting work patterns
Sector draws relatively few ombudsman complaints compared to payday loan industry
The country is not in recession but living standards are down and voters are angry
Group led building overhaul that included installation of flammable cladding
Inquiry finds no evidence of criminality in money market auctions during financial crisis
But despite the show of unity, differences remain, writes Gideon Rachman
Doyen of radio cricket commentary will hang up his microphone in September
The idea of reversing decision to leave the EU has not gained traction in the UK
Darren Osborne will appear at Westminster magistrates court on Friday
Party still leaning towards EU, suggesting flexibility over Brexit
Billionaire owner of New York Jets football team is veteran Republican donor
Tower’s cladding and insulation both failed initial safety tests say detectives
A year on from the UK’s historic vote, the FT examines the main scenarios for leaving the bloc
The country is leaving the EU and uncertainty is forcing business to act before the politicians
Time since the referendum has done little to heal huge divisions in public opinion
On the first anniversary of the referendum vote, the FT looks at where the UK is heading
The impact of Britain’s vote to leave the EU is already being felt
The fallout from the decision to leave the EU, from agriculture to financial services
