Overhaul of top team hands experienced ministers and fast risers new briefs and challenges

Yvette Cooper moves to Foreign Office while David Lammy becomes deputy PM and Shabana Mahmood home secretary

Who wants to be a trillionaire?

Sanction comes despite Trump’s threat of retaliatory tariffs over digital regulations

Leader predicts Angela Rayner’s departure from Keir Starmer’s front bench signals ‘big rift’ in Labour party

Move plunges Keir Starmer’s administration into turmoil

Lower than expected figure opens door to aggressive Federal Reserve rate cuts

Angela Rayner’s departure triggers cabinet reshuffle and potentially bloody deputy Labour leader contest

Airline brands airport operator Aena a ‘monopoly’ and tells chair to ‘calm down’ in row over fees

UK regulator raised concerns that exclusive right to install radio equipment at data centre was ‘hindering competition’

The prime minister claws back control after deputy’s exit with major reshuffle

UK deputy prime minister has quit after she was found to have underpaid tax on a property transaction

The ‘godfather of artificial intelligence’ on ‘the only hope’ for humanity, why China has an advantage — and when machines will outstrip us

Former boss of cyber security company Darktrace is leaving role as part of wider reshuffle by Starmer

Billionaire would need to hit a series of market value and profit goals to earn payout

Russian president insists any peace talks with Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy must be held in Moscow

Farage takes aim at FCA and regulatory barriers as party’s conference gets under way in Birmingham

Sir Keir Starmer conducts sweeping reshuffle after his deputy resigns following breach of ministerial code

Office for National Statistics admits to failures in compiling the figures

Boss of crypto company that posted first-half profits of $5.7bn has called the precious metal ‘natural bitcoin’

In the age of social media, the establishment no longer controls the narrative

Nigel Farage’s party seeks to make local government a showcase for its ambition to take power in Westminster

C-suites are conspicuously silent in the face of the president’s policy surprises

Espen Barth Eide and centre-right rival say Oslo is vulnerable while it remains outside bloc but neither plan a vote on joining