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PM accuses Corbyn of making excuses for terror attack as Tory lead slips
One of arrested men rented Abedi his flat for two months, says friend
Security services fear a terror cell with ability to make explosives still poses a threat
High-end vendors forced to be flexible as election and Brexit take toll on values
Renewable power generation tops 40% on Friday, overtaking gas
UK premier uses first meeting with French president to push for parallel negotiations
Terror attack puts focus on failed state whose troubles have been overshadowed by Syria
Labour leader’s status as rank outsider has worked to his advantage
Theory that campaigns do not matter in outcome of a vote will be tested to the limit
The civil suit against RBS is about accountability as well as money
The biggest cities produce work of their own, of course, but less than we think or at least less than they should
But the prime minister finds it hard to face up to difficult trade-offs
Scheme would mean large tax rises and less effective support for poor, study reveals
Britain’s departure from EU push fund houses to bolster presence in mainland Europe
Miles Johnson wants transparency from an industry ever more reliant on pension schemes
Move follows fresh raids and arrests in Manchester over the past 24 hours
UK cities need to become much louder in arguing for growth-friendly policies
Travellers report being trapped in Heathrow airport after major IT system failure
Global securities body is latest regulator to examine fast-growing sector
Since Tudor times, civic grief has assisted with civic healing and should not be mocked
Businesses beset by inflation and rises to minimum wage and rates
‘A lot of people’ from mosque took part in revolution against Muammer Gaddafi
Evidence suggests higher-priced homes are bearing the brunt
In a dysfunctional market the government can impose lower charges for consumers
Businesses able to walk away from property leases after shortest time on record
Huddersfield Town’s owner prepares for £170m showdown by wearing his lucky socks
Theresa May targets disgruntled voters in Labour industrial heartland
Should it turn to US, China and India, offshore centres or fall back on Commonwealth?
Broadcaster’s departure follows tweet made in wake of Manchester bomb attack
Big gaps in public-service funding and unconvincing growth plans emerge in IFS analysis
Well-run countries should expect to see frequent changes of direction
