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Academic publisher under fire for caving in to pressure from Beijing
Government health body asked to submit plan aimed at reducing childhood obesity
Scottish first minister regrets unwelcome nationalist associations
Wording branded ‘a sick joke’ that shows ‘callous indifference’
Critics say turning site into a hotel would be ‘sticking Mickey Mouse ears on the Mona Lisa’
Warning of ‘catastrophic financial consequences’ if private finance contract is breached
Fall in the value of the pound helps to drive increase in visitor numbers
Former White House official Pippa Malmgren warns there is no ‘magic’ trade deal
More than £45m later, the champions of the Garden Bridge have thrown in the trowel
Efficient engines and switch to electric threaten investment in transport network
The auction house is adapting to a customer base buying from home or the beach house
Outspoken chief economist can’t understand an economy ‘sat in London’ all the time
Big banks need to split their retail services from riskier investment divisions by 2019
Tax-efficient savings scheme designed to help people on to the housing ladder
Changes to way companies fund pension obligations have distorted household savings ratio
Australian group says it will build on GIB’s legacy of promoting renewable energy
Geologist claims potential for shale in Britain is ‘overhyped’
Figures for July show higher spending on food outweighed falls in all other categories
Gove-era reforms restore focus on final exams rather than coursework
UK’s largest provider of adult training to run apprenticeships through new corporate entity
David Davis says mooted 2-3 year ‘interim’ transition avoids cliff-edge scenario
Ofgem’s Dermot Nolan has faced criticism for not being tough enough on energy giants
Energy trade body calls for inquiry into Centrica’s move to close Rough facility
Squad whose remit runs from forgeries to terror funding seconded to Grenfell inquiry
PM says ‘can’t be right’ for clock to stop chiming until 2021 for repairs
Learndirect’s collapse must focus minds on quality of apprenticeships
Bulgarians and Romanians drive increase in EU workers to 2.37m
UK prime minister says ‘no equivalence’ between fascists and ‘those who oppose them’
May tries to assert UK sovereignty while maintaining peace in Northern Ireland
I have been ‘thorn’ in government’s side, says Martyn Day, who was cleared of misconduct
Latest figures show workforce is less productive and pay is still under pressure
