Wind closes in on gas as largest single generation source, study finds
Pressure on government to take action over the ‘cost of learning crisis’ in the UK capital
Payout likely to be lower than original top-end estimate of £760mn which has led to steep service cuts and asset sales
Fall of Assad regime prompts immigration rethink in Europe
Government officials appear to share some of the analysis of maverick former No 10 adviser
Old Bailey sees messages from Orlin Roussev to Jan Marsalek about selling US-made Switchblade devices
Plea comes in first appearance by a UK chancellor at a Euro finance meeting since Brexit
Deputy governor Ramsden says leverage and concentration in certain funds could lead to ‘system-wide risks’
Financial regulator finds suspicious stock market moves took place before 30% of takeover announcements
There is something narrow-minded about criticising a British politician for being ‘America-brained’
Office for National Statistics data highlights property market pressures
Dieter Helm warns biggest water utility risks a ‘slow death’ that could spread to other companies
Frozen public sector wages and tax thresholds create unhelpful incentives, leading to recruitment woes on Whitehall
We can draw important lessons from the UK’s varied experience
Spencer Stuart warns companies against ‘one and done’ mentality after meeting minimum targets
Embattled regulator for England and Wales faces accusation of conflict of interest
Tax rises spread gloom over pre-Xmas jobs market, recruiters report in November
Housing secretary Angela Rayner says ministers will be ‘grasping the nettle’ in system overhaul
Financial backer of landmark case complains £200mn deal ‘too low’, as other large companies face wave of claims
Wealth manager’s opulent annual events in London and Gleneagles perceived as rewards for aggressive sales tactics
Letter from campaigners calls for mandatory reporting of socio-economic backgrounds
Royal United Services Institute says scheme would reduce those who take information to US agencies
Requirement among red lines drawn up by Brussels ahead of 2025 negotiations
A new breed of pubs is combining good food and roaring fires with bedrooms you’d actually want to stay in
Group valuations have fallen over the past decade but there are signs that larger companies can still eke out growth
