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‘Very North Korean’: hundreds of Labour MPs back Andy Burnham for leader
Ex-Manchester mayor says it is starting to feel ‘very real’ as 322 out of 403 Labour MPs nominate him to succeed Keir Starmer
Andy Burnham apologises for Labour’s Gaza war stance
Britain’s likely next prime minister seeks to win back leftwing voters outraged by Keir Starmer’s approach to Israel
Goldman Sachs limits prediction market betting for employees
Nascent platforms such as Kalshi and Polymarket pose challenges to compliance policies at heavily regulated banks
Kevin Warsh names high-profile figures to help modernise the Fed
US central bank chair chooses business and academic leaders to head five new task forces
Leading UK research facility Diamond Light Source faces cost cuts
Particle accelerator used by both public and private sector scientists is part of 15% research centre savings
Banijay picks London as new HQ for TV maker after $8bn merger
UK base for production group behind ‘The Traitors’ is another boost to country’s creative sector
World faces growing diesel supply crunch as Russia cuts off exports
Ukraine drone strikes have hammered Russia’s refineries
Democrats race to salvage US Senate bid after Graham Platner scandal
Populist progressive quits Maine contest after rape allegations
Business model in terminal decline? Try a round of golf
Versant Media hopes to get back in play with its purchase of simulator maker Full Swing
Germany strikes deal to buy US Tomahawk missiles, Merz says
Chancellor Friedrich Merz says he reached agreement with Washington during Nato summit in Ankara
Eurostar orders trains to cope with 55C ‘Saudi’ summers
Amended contract follows heatwaves across UK and western Europe
Farage’s finances risk derailing his project to own the British right
Probes into populist politician make him less appealing to non-Reform voters adept at tactically voting against him
US carries out second day of strikes against Iran
Trump claims Tehran ‘called’ to negotiate but casts doubt on prospects of deal
China’s factory gate prices surge over Iran war turmoil
Producer price index rises for fourth straight month as Strait of Hormuz closure roils supply chains
Why isn’t the Fed raising rates?
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Trump’s hot-cold messages on Greenland leave Europe in the lurch
Also in this newsletter: EU countries split over future carbon costs
Oil prices rise after Washington steps up conflict with Tehran
Donald Trump says US attacks will ‘get much worse’ if Iran hits more ships
South Korea’s AI chip boom separates the haves from the have-mores
Huge bonuses for semiconductor workers are leaving those in traditionally prestigious jobs feeling relatively worse off
Police launch probe into donations to Jenrick’s Tory leadership campaign
Investigation by Metropolitan Police follows allegations that money wrongly came from an overseas donor
FirstFT: Trump declares US-Iran ceasefire ‘over’
Also in today’s newsletter: US rare earths flow to Asia, and Santander axes top China banker
Trump’s surprise Ukraine shift steadies nervous Nato allies
A summit that threatened new acrimony among the allies ended with free guns and ‘love in the room’
Starmer planning bank holiday if England wins World Cup
Businesses argue jubilation would offset any economic setback while pubs say it would be a ‘dream come true’
Hawkish Fed minutes indicate some support for rate increases
Policymakers worried about inflation and ‘several’ said they did not believe current borrowing costs were restrictive
Trump grants Ukraine licence to produce Patriot missiles
US president agrees to longstanding demand from Kyiv to make its own PAC-3 interceptors
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