More than 150 carriers have diverted or suspended flights

IDF signals it will continue offensive while assessing impact of US raid on nuclear sites

The raids attacked research and centrifuge arrays that Tehran has built up over decades

Extent of increase likely to depend on whether Tehran retaliates with attacks on oil infrastructure or shipping in Strait of Hormuz

The US president hopes that his display of power in Iran will stop the war — but that is not his decision to make 

Blank cheque companies are enjoying a fresh moment in the sun as the traditional IPO market struggles

US president joins Israel’s attacks on Tehran months after vowing to keep America out of new conflicts

Ministers argue unpopular cuts to welfare payments are part of mission to get people into work and off benefits

Companies in major exporting province of Zhejiang look to other markets or to sell at home

Agency said the losses, more than half of what it lent, were ‘part of the reality of doing business’

Critics concerned that US military personnel could face retaliation by Iran and its proxies

Trump tells Tehran to seek peace or face further attacks after bombers hit Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan

US defence secretary says planes were used as decoys ahead of attacks

British man is suspected of monitoring the UK’s main hub for operations in the Middle East

Sergei Tsikhanouski was jailed for 18 years after challenging Alexander Lukashenko for the presidency

‘Bunker-buster’ bombs carried by aircraft considered to have best chance of destroying Iran’s underground nuclear facility

Maga loyalists and military leaders, from JD Vance to ‘The Gorilla’, are vying for sway in the Oval Office

The Israeli prime minister’s career looked finished after the October 7 attack by Hamas. But now he is pursuing a conflict he has proposed for years

The troubled city has done more than most to shape how people now live

Frequent flyers will go to incredible lengths to unlock perks as companies tighten the rules

Bankers and lawyers warn of exodus ahead of public vote on 50 per cent rate for the very wealthy

Work was offered for sale in Colorado, lawsuit claims

Diverging views on effects of Donald Trump’s tariffs open schism among central bank’s officials

Six-month-old secretive AI start-up in one of the largest initial funding rounds in Silicon Valley’s history

Luxury department store tries to open up another route for compensation for alleged victims of his sexual abuse

France, Germany and UK warn Tehran it may have to drop red line of refusing to talk to the US while under Israeli attack

A bitter fight is on between restrainers and neoconservatives

After Israeli bombs started falling, our group left Tehran for the Armenian frontier

Any amendment of key figures would come at a sensitive time for the troubled utility

The UK bill’s implementation period should be used to transform access to end-of-life support for all social groups

Governor Chris Waller says US has yet to see an inflation ‘shock’ from Donald Trump’s tariffs

Experience of public services means more than strict definitions and optimistic forecasts

Legislation is carried by 314 to 291 votes and now moves to House of Lords

Khamenei, Netanyahu and Trump are seeking to secure their legacies — and shape the future of the region

Groceries Code Adjudicator is probing whether company’s food retail business has been failing to pay suppliers on time

Campaign group Palestine Action says members damaged military aircraft at Brize Norton

Investors are so stunned they can’t process the warning signs of a looming tail risk

Funding for electricity group EDF, the UK’s largest ever private credit deal, eases pressure on the troubled project

Steeper than expected drop comes amid signs that economic growth is slowing

European ministers and UN step up diplomatic efforts to resolve conflict

There is a position between the old Republican guard and budget fairyland

Shadow of intelligence debacle two decades ago hangs over US president as he considers joining Israeli attacks

Hubris and miscalculation blew apart Tehran’s decades-old deterrence doctrine as Israel’s appetite for risk grew

It’s not just tech’s algorithms that skew how we see the world

Corporate treasuries now hold more than 3% of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency, a stash worth $87bn

Rise comes despite cut in base rates by Bank of England

British broadcaster makes first move to clamp down on alleged infringement of copyright by tech groups

First high-level face-to-face diplomacy with Tehran since attacks began

Saudi Arabia, UAE and other states in region fear becoming targets for retaliation if US strikes Iran

Vicky Foxcroft’s move could presage wider rebellion over changes to disability benefits

Ottawa takes anti-dumping measures on non-US shipments as it looks to protect jobs

The boss’s transformation shocked liberals at Meta, but his closest allies say this is who he was all along

Capital’s lead in output per hour over other UK regions shrank between 2019-2023

Serious social issues, perceived and real, will not be fixed by supercharging racial grievance

Even Russia’s allies send lower-ranking officials and executives to St Petersburg — except Indonesia’s president

US president will decide whether to join Israeli attack ‘within two weeks’

Redinel Korfuzi and his sister both convicted of insider dealing and money laundering

At this point, a weakened Tehran might accept a face-saving deal and sanctions relief to avert a US attack

Smaller companies account for almost two-thirds of uncollected revenue

Foray into financial services could include introducing credit or debit card, CEO Linda Yaccarino says

Decision follows data showing UK inflation remains stubbornly above target

Tehran could target US troops, disrupt oil supplies or carry out cyber attacks or terrorism, warn former Washington officials

Bondholders’ rescue plan for utility hinges on waivers from regulations and fines, documents show

Surge in value of Swiss franc amid US-driven trade war and lagging inflation has complicated policymaking

Maxim Reshetnikov says persistent inflation and central bank’s hawkish policy contribute to slowdown

Move by Lloyds Banking Group-owned pension provider comes as government pushes for more investment in British companies

For now, citizens’ disillusionment with the Islamic republic is superseded by anger towards Israel

Talks with British officials come as US looks to build ‘Golden Dome’ missile shield

Consumer group warns people have more rights buying a toaster than a new house

Cooling of interest from wealthy international buyers, say estate agents

White House says Trump to decide whether to involve the US in Israel’s attacks on Iran “within the next two weeks”

Chinese, Indian and south-east Asian institutions climb the annual list

Chancellor aims to improve government’s relationship with high-growth companies

Former adviser’s comments reflect backlash from president’s Maga base

International investors’ stockpiles of US government debt fell slightly in April

Contest for Spanish-owned UK high street bank was expected to be hotly contested

President hints at action within days as US readies forces capable of striking underground Fordow nuclear facility

Ministers in emergency meeting discuss working with American forces if Tehran threatens UK assets in the region

Hacked phones, deep-cover agents and miniaturised weapons systems: the covert campaign that preceded Jewish state’s attack

ChatGPT maker’s plans to convert into a for-profit leads software giant to make contingency plans