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Former top adviser publishes WhatsApp missives showing PM considered sacking UK health secretary
Debt moratorium extended for nine months offering relief for retailers and commercial tenants
Government plans to require workers looking after people aged over 65 to be inoculated or risk being sacked
Ford, LG and Samsung among groups examining production to supply electric vehicles
Tech-focused companies prosper and others helped by Covid emergency fundraising scheme
Ajax armoured vehicle’s problems were flagged up 11 months before suspension of trials
Government adviser says country worse prepared to tackle global warming than five years ago
Opportunity for new regulatory framework to encourage innovation, growth and inward investment
Data distortions mean UK chancellor could hand windfall to pensioners if he sticks to Tory policy
Edinburgh will use delay to vaccinate more adults as Delta variant spreads
Australia deal shows the importance of domestic buy-in to agreements
Services to be curtailed as financial scheme not ‘sustainable’, says recovery group
Hospitality sector says government is ‘falling at final hurdle’ after Treasury refuses to extend support
The US president is shoring up global norms that the UK government has challenged
The pandemic has driven away Asian pupils, not only hitting fee revenue but also exposing deeper cultural problems
PM rebuffs pleas for extra financial help and says it is time to ‘ease off the accelerator’ towards unlocking
May shows sixth consecutive monthly increase as hospitality sector reopening boosts recovery
Pact marks first big bilateral agreement negotiated by Britain since leaving the EU
Cross-party group seeks right to debate agreements as pact with Australia set to be announced
Government says recruitment goals on target but profession’s leaders warn of challenges
Greensill affair showed tighter rules are needed for ministers and civil servants
Head of GCHQ arm warns Britain neglecting growing risk to national security from online attacks
Sinn Féin refuses to agree new administration over concerns about Irish language legislation yet to be passed
Groups face extra costs with pandemic relief expected to finish before restrictions do
UK anti-corruption watchdog seeks up to 5-year ban on lobbying by former ministers and civil servants
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