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Prime minister refuses to rule out possibility of localised lockdowns to curb infections
Former prime minister refuses to say how much money he had expected to make with finance group
Regulators forced lender to repay hundreds of millions of pounds to depositors
Disruption on two of England’s busiest lines set to last for ‘some time’ while repairs are carried out
Inquest hears security services received ‘uncorroborated’ intelligence Usman Khan intended to ‘return to his old ways’
Figures underline challenge the health service faces in returning to pre-coronavirus care provision
Proposal raises concerns that marginalised communities will be deterred from going to polls
New survey shows business confidence ebbed between March and April
Former PM chided for ‘WhatsApping his way around Whitehall’ on behalf of Greensill Capital
From a free trader’s point of view, neither the UK nor the EU have ended up winners
Organisers are determined to hold face-to-face meetings at Glasgow conference in November
UK ministers have ordered review of the game following backlash over breakaway Super League
Wobble in tech stocks and ‘punchy’ valuation set stage for first-day stumble
A new study shows that worries about the social impact of inheritance are misplaced
Decision overturning High Court ruling reinforces city’s position as a global centre for such litigation
Impresario Howard Panter bets on live arts revival with £100m venue at Kensington’s Olympia
Mobile company pays out near £2,000 cash bonus to staff after bumper first quarter
‘Building back better’ reveals a striking rebalancing of priorities
Telecoms group plans to reach 25m homes by 2026 at cost of £15bn
Revolts over remuneration have been increasing during annual meeting season
Andrew Feldman worked as an adviser in UK health department when one of his firm’s clients won a £22.6m deal
Insolvency Service to get extra powers to clamp down on abuse of state support
Downing Street says claim for £535 against prime minister is ‘totally without merit’
Prime minister’s comments come after coroner ruled 10 victims of 1971 shootings involving British army were innocent
End to guidance from next month and return to pre-pandemic working practices
Low vote for Alba party strengthens hand of successor Nicola Sturgeon as first minister
Treasury committee investigating Greensill Capital collapse invite founder to correct record
Online safety bill threatens big fines for online platforms that fail to address fake investments and romance scams
The party leader’s timidity leaves voters sensing weakness
Labour rejects PM’s claim that the risk of a winter surge in infections means it should not start this year
Entrepreneurs driven by mixture of losing their jobs and reassessing priorities, as consumers change habits
Gianluigi Torzi, detained at the request of Italian authorities, has denied wrongdoing
A principled review of the UK’s constitutional compact would help end the stand-off over independence
Official figures suggest brighter outlook as GDP contracts just 1.5 per cent in first quarter of 2021
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