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Bureaucracy of ‘max fac’ border deal could cost twice Britain’s net EU contribution, says HMRC head
Judicial review of Jeremy Hunt’s proposals follows campaign backed by Stephen Hawking
Minister admits £39bn payment could be signed off without legal assurances
Nearly a quarter of trains on some lines cancelled or delayed this week
Poison victim admits she and her father are ‘lucky to be alive’
Basin ‘is back’ as 123 licences offered in latest round include 8 exploration wells
Attitudes appear to have changed since the Brexit vote
Brexit negotiators on both sides agree process will struggle on through next decade
Party sets up think-tank Onward in the search for intellectual fuel for life after EU
Sugar and calories to be cut in milky drinks, including syrupy lattes
Research on the social impact of AI cannot be left to industry alone
Engineering services group to enter race for building up to three huge ships
Chairman and turnround veteran Archie Norman vows revamp is ‘different this time’
Moving funds into £220m property scheme ‘not prudent’, says Unison
Price growth drops to 2.4% in March, with air fares driving decline
UK media outlets operating in Russia to be closely watched by government agencies
A 0.7% year-on-year decline in March followed 0.1% drop in February
Popularity of Cathedral City brand and growing cheese market drives move
Worries over weaker design rights mirror fears in other sectors about leaving EU
Design leaders share their thoughts at FT's Venice gathering
Unauthorised bank borrowing up to seven times more expensive
David Lammy accuses university of ‘manicured data’ and ‘institutional failings’
Former Tory education minister accuses government of helping ‘leafy areas’
MPs say contractor lobbied Cabinet Office against provisional ‘black’ rating
After dinner with May and tea with the Queen, president could head for Scottish links
Eurosceptic labels Irish border backstop a ‘trap’ that would make UK a ‘vassal state’
Britain’s rate of economic growth is likely to rebound in the second quarter
Court will be asked to allow use of £400m nest egg that began as £500,000 gift
Ex-chairman says lack of disciplinary process meant Unicef not told of allegations
ONS figures for April show £1.6bn annual drop as March also revised lower
