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Lynch calls on ministers to help resolve long-running dispute as UK prepares for more transport walkouts
Merging UK financial regulators again would be a costly distraction
I moved to the US 25 years ago for work and now want to return
Frontrunner to be UK prime minister eyes merger of FCA, PRA and PSR
Small suppliers urge new PM to use existing schemes to assist with rising cost of gas and electricity in October
Truss gains biggest cheers at Perth hustings, as both candidates deepen pro-union positions
After 25 years of independence, questions are being asked over whether officials have lost control
Ministers sought to withhold references to Kigali’s alleged use of ‘torture and killings’ from legal review of immigration policy
Rail, tube and bus walkouts come as unions repeat calls for wage rises to offset soaring inflation
Record £17mn fine raises questions about ability of industry to change and efficacy of current regulation
A victorious Truss should not pander to internal opponents: parties are united only by clear leadership and UK electoral momentum
Survey highlights squeeze on jobs market from Brexit and coronavirus pandemic
Application made to withhold materials referring to Kigali’s alleged use of ‘torture and killings’ from immigration policy hearing
Tory leadership rivals concur on defending the union at hustings in Perth
Escalation of tension after Brussels challenged scrapping of post-Brexit trading arrangements for N Ireland
Campaigners want ministers to go further than promise not to base increase on July’s RPI inflation measure
The FT sets out the rivals’ positions in eight key areas before the next PM is announced on September 5
It sometimes takes a radical to fight a radical
The Eutelsat-OneWeb merger is a reminder that huge mutual benefits accrue from scientific collaboration
Starmer hopes to prove the party can be trusted with money, but his pitch may not weather the storm as prices keep rising
Choppy period in politics could add to business investment damage from Brexit and Covid
Experts urge revamp of the Good Friday Agreement ahead of its 25th anniversary next year
Institute for Fiscal Studies research shows family background still a main driver in performance at school and later life
For parties in government, replacing the leader should be a job for MPs
Soaring bills have prompted Keir Starmer and the Tory leadership candidates to propose radically different levels of support to households
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