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In wake of Chesham and Amersham loss, MPs in southern England fear effect of opening more land to housebuilding
US private equity group says it is continuing pursuit of fourth-largest UK grocer
Party seeks to draw line under crisis that has destabilised region’s government
Tories say commission is waste of money but Labour denounces attempt ‘to rig democracy’
Bank to compensate in full 1,500 customers who were improperly sold loans
Data suggest early surge from Delta variant may have given way to steady climb
Britons embrace ‘Tinder for homeowners’ as rental properties book up for summer
The Conservatives’ by-election defeat shows that British politics is normalising
Switching owners means rewriting the terms of engagement
Returning to the stands for the Euros, a veteran tournament goer reflects on the tension between the sport and politics
BAE Systems is experimenting with new technology to deliver project in half the time of previous programmes
Avon and Somerset’s focus on the offender is seen as a template for improving low conviction rates for rape
Port says decision to reject £33.5m funding for new immigration posts was “irrational”
Infighting has imperilled the devolved government with Edwin Poots forced out on Thursday
Universities should be wary of becoming over-reliant on co-operation with Chinese institutions
Why the success of the UK’s vaccination programme is not enough
Goal-free game keeps both sides in tournament, but visitors may be the happier with single point
Consultation on reform could be announced as early as chancellor’s July speech to the City
Planned overhaul of UK broadcaster’s remit will have big influence on any privatisation
Letters sent to clients of IFAs who have since gone bust
European football governing body says it may move matches from London if travel rules are enforced
Party overturns solid Tory majority in Chesham and Amersham to stay on a roll after May’s local election success
Supply teachers and agency nurses among those put into umbrella company schemes
Grocery shopping hit as restaurants and bars reopen across parts of the UK
Industry says it is struggling with costs, paperwork and delays resulting from new post-Brexit checks
Human behaviour is much less predictable — or rational — than the finance industry likes to think
Fed hawkishness; Nigeria’s Twitter ban; the original Pride banner; and much more . . .
Glassmaking is now very much seen as a proper art form and over the past 20 years has grown inexorably
CBI says consumer spending will be ‘linchpin of recovery’ driving 70% of growth in 2022
Leader of largest unionist party goes after just 3 weeks in face of criticism from own party over concessions to nationalists
Support schemes were designed ‘generously’ to take account of lockdown delays
Arena owners, security contractors and transport police blamed for ‘missed opportunities’ ahead of attack
Government still maintains it wants more flexible practices in workplace
Advent of streaming likely to affect any sale price of channel funded solely by advertising
Plus, survey highlights growing anxiety among Northern Ireland’s unionists
Department says guidance for businesses on pandemic support ‘has always been clear’
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