Assault comes days after raid by Kyiv destroyed more than a dozen of Moscow’s bombers

Hamilton result gives momentum to Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar

For the first time in almost a generation, governments are starting to face regular resistance from investors when they try to sell long-term debt

Science, civic life and commerce all rely on safeguarding government statistics from Trump’s assault

Europe doesn’t need more spending to transform its moribund armed forces — it needs more co-operation across borders

Hedge fund tightens flexible working after period of poor performance for its systematic investing arm AHL

University argues president’s proclamation is a ‘government vendetta’ against the school

US president signals he may cut billionaire’s contracts with the federal government

Letter sent to new recruits is latest escalation of US bank’s battle with private equity over junior talent

Chief operating officer John Waldron anticipates period of ‘slowflation’ with rising prices outpacing growth

US president and world’s richest man trade insults as their alliance collapses

Microsoft-backed UK tech unicorn hired reputational management specialists after FT reported on founder’s legal issues

Senior figure in populist movement says role is ‘no longer good use of my time’

Plans are being looked at following Starmer’s policy U-turn this week, say officials

Spat stems from retracted study on grading of insurers’ portfolio holdings

US president has shifted the focus of his offensive from Beijing to Brussels

Supporters say move is designed to staff body with Maga-aligned people

Apparent U-turn from president revives Japanese company’s deal after it was blocked by Joe Biden

Land ownership remains country’s toughest policy problem as it grapples with the legacy of apartheid

This week’s ‘reset’ deal is a welcome return to pragmatism. But both sides must go further in facing up to the new world order

The 1930s and their aftermath are no guide to current events

Customer loyalty is the magic ingredient that should see Marks and Spencer bounce back from this crisis

Counterterrorism police looking into fires at properties connected to prime minister keep open mind about motive

Prime minister’s move to appease Labour MPs could create a £3bn conundrum for Rachel Reeves in the Autumn Budget

Sachin Dev Duggal has recently approached multiple investors

For the first time in a generation, its monopoly is under threat. After two years of false starts, the company is trying to regain the initiative

Potential loosening of Black ownership rules came after billionaire said his satellite internet group would not comply

The 1.2 gigawatts infrastructure project will be one of the largest in the world

Netanyahu’s war isn’t about protecting Israelis. It’s about protecting himself

Police are dragged into investigating petty incidents, undermining trust in our freedom to express opinions

More than a fifth of all EU goods exports are to the US market

Banning foreign students from US universities will hurt the economy and slow innovation

Bloc vows to ‘defend our interests’ in response to US president’s escalation

Court temporarily stops administration’s effort to prevent it enrolling foreign students

Financial meltdown averted, I merely worry about inflation, interest rates and the dollar

The former chief executive of the Timpson Group on his plans to modernise the penal system — and how to stop ex-convicts reoffending

Indian IT company investigating whether it was gateway used by criminals to access retailer

Greenback falls 1.7% amid concerns over impact of Trump’s tax-cutting bill

US president says new levy on iPhones and other handsets could apply from the end of June

Israeli PM accuses British, French and Canadian leaders of siding with Hamas after they called for end to Gaza offensive