With Zaha Hadid on design, Alain Ducasse in the kitchen and a seemingly limitless budget, what could possibly go wrong?

The number of businesses planning to raise prices in the coming months has jumped sharply as increases in the UK Budget in ...

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The UK City minister Tulip Siddiq is under mounting pressure to resign after becoming embroiled in a scandal tied to the ...

Elon Musk has called for Nigel Farage to be replaced as leader of Reform UK in a surprising U-turn hours after the British ...

It was indeed “a year of scientific breakthroughs” ( FT View, December 31), and I would commend the FT for concluding the year on such a constructive and motivating note. I would like to add one major ...

Selective nomination is a bit like “co-option” — a device where an election is unsought or untimely. However, advisers and observers counsel that co-optees should not hold offices (chairs etc), or in ...

Taiwan has asked South Korea for assistance investigating a Chinese-owned ship suspected of cutting a subsea cable off its ...

Formula One is attracting a new wave of sponsorships from consumer brands, as the global racing series and its teams win over ...

It rapidly dawned on me that my body was decaying. (Martin Amis clearly arrived at his own intimations of mortality quicker ...

FirstGroup this month announced a £90mn deal to enter the London bus market by buying French public transport operator RATP’s ...

A Polish law designed to encourage the wealthy to keep their money in the country is creating uncertainty according to wealth ...