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Steve Hilton advances to general election for California governor David Camerons former adviser to face Democrat Xavier Becerra on November ballot
Apollo and Blackstone raise $35bn in chip financing deal for Anthropic Transaction is one of the largest private credit fundraisings, fuelling Claude makers AI growth plans
Graham Platner wins Maine Democratic primary for US Senate seat Controversial candidate shrugged off misconduct allegations and will face Republican Susan Collins in Novembers election
US launches strikes on Iran after downing of American helicopter Washington says attack is proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression
China factory gate prices rise at fastest rate in 4 years Higher energy prices as a result of Iran war drive producer prices higher
Letter: Fifa gets off lightly in your analysis of its finances From Deborah Unger, London NW6, UK
Letter: Hedgehog banknote appeal From Fay Vass, CEO, British Hedgehog Preservation Society, Ludlow, Shropshire, UK
Letter: Warnings from history for the HS2 rail project From Professor Keith Hayward, London SW20, UK
Letter: Why audit reform is vital to Britains capital markets From Anthony Carey, London HA5, UK
Steve Hilton advances to general election for California governor David Camerons former adviser to face Democrat Xavier Becerra on November ballot
FT Crossword: Number 18,396
Magistrate shortage threatens English court reforms, MPs warn Recruitment shortfall threatens Labours pledge to reduce huge backlog of cases in criminal courts
Northern Ireland battles to contain disorder after Belfast knife attack First Minister deplores outright thuggery as protesters set fire to homes, cars and public transport
Letter: US universities will require more than a court ruling From Shaun Carver, CEO, International House, University of California, Berkeley, CA, US
Letter: More Treasury control is last thing the fast jet needs From David Williams, Former MoD Permanent Secretary, UK
Letter: EU not eager to replicate Switzerlands arrangement From Sir Vernon Bogdanor, Professor of Government, Kings College, London WC2, UK; author of Britain and Europe in a Troubled World
Apollo and Blackstone raise $35bn in chip financing deal for Anthropic Transaction is one of the largest private credit fundraisings, fuelling Claude makers AI growth plans
US launches strikes on Iran after downing of American helicopter Washington says attack is proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression
Graham Platner wins Maine Democratic primary for US Senate seat Controversial candidate shrugged off misconduct allegations and will face Republican Susan Collins in Novembers election
Letter: Fifa gets off lightly in your analysis of its finances From Deborah Unger, London NW6, UK
Letter: Hedgehog banknote appeal From Fay Vass, CEO, British Hedgehog Preservation Society, Ludlow, Shropshire, UK
Letter: Warnings from history for the HS2 rail project From Professor Keith Hayward, London SW20, UK
Letter: Why audit reform is vital to Britains capital markets From Anthony Carey, London HA5, UK
Steve Hilton advances to general election for California governor David Camerons former adviser to face Democrat Xavier Becerra on November ballot
FT Crossword: Number 18,396
Magistrate shortage threatens English court reforms, MPs warn Recruitment shortfall threatens Labours pledge to reduce huge backlog of cases in criminal courts
Northern Ireland battles to contain disorder after Belfast knife attack First Minister deplores outright thuggery as protesters set fire to homes, cars and public transport
Letter: US universities will require more than a court ruling From Shaun Carver, CEO, International House, University of California, Berkeley, CA, US
Letter: More Treasury control is last thing the fast jet needs From David Williams, Former MoD Permanent Secretary, UK
Letter: EU not eager to replicate Switzerlands arrangement From Sir Vernon Bogdanor, Professor of Government, Kings College, London WC2, UK; author of Britain and Europe in a Troubled World