Davos founder says agreement on media restraint breached after excerpts of draft report appear in Swiss press

Torsten Bell says government will ‘complete the job’ of Blair-era reforms

Younger workers who don’t say hello when they answer a call need to know it’s a problem

Prime minister says he will still take ‘responsibility for national issues’ despite exit poll suggesting setback for LDP

Discussions come as bourses race to extend hours amid increasing demand from small investors

An orbital industrial revolution is under way

Military evacuation order for Deir al-Balah, where some Israeli hostages are believed to have been held, draws criticism

Troops re-enter southern Sweida after US and Arab states broker deal between Damascus and Tel Aviv

Environment secretary Steve Reed says Ofwat is ‘clearly failing’ and promises overhaul of water industry regulation

Matchmaking services offer double dates and initial conversations in person as alternatives to swipe-and-text culture

Most of the 25,000 Afghans whose details were in the leaked database were not notified until this month

Heritage and tradition supplant bland conformity as big names ditch ‘quiet luxury’

Pierre Moscovici commends efforts to cut deficit as prime minister’s proposal comes under fire from opposition groups

Employee-owned retail group says workers in line for payout if it beats £200mn profit target

Twin warnings to Rome and Madrid come as Brussels steps up efforts to revive consolidation

Authorities expel thousands of undocumented migrants after war with Israel amid paranoia they represent a security threat

Research suggests that personal experience and prior beliefs interact in complex ways

Industry moves away from paying gig economy workers in Africa and Asia in push to build ‘smarter’ models

Moscow and Pyongyang’s growing commercial co-operation gives both regimes leverage against western pressure

A new play tells the story of RBS’s rapid expansion and dramatic collapse. Lionel Barber, who began his career as a reporter in Edinburgh, watched the saga from the start

The alliance has been beneficial to both men but has often been fractious

Europe’s largest lender is looking for more names amid slow progress in replacing Sir Mark Tucker

Use of secure rooms and secrecy classifications may have been ignored in government-wide emails during chaotic Kabul evacuation

Why is it so hard to accept that it is happening out of choice?