Organised crime suspect Daniel Kinahan arrested in Dubai
Irish police are looking to extradite man alleged to be one of Europe’s top criminals
Four Iran-linked probes in four weeks: the puzzle facing London’s police
If the Islamic republic was behind the incidents, it might be sending a coded warning to its enemies, experts say
Allies of Olly Robbins defend handling of Mandelson vetting
Appointment as US ambassador likely to have involved scrutiny of Chinese and Russian business links
Starmer refuses to quit after ‘unforgivable’ Foreign Office vetting fiasco
PM shifts blame after Peter Mandelson revealed to have failed security officials’ checks
Anthropic CEO to meet White House chief of staff as US seeks access to Mythos model
Dario Amodei due to speak with Susie Wiles despite lawsuits over whether AI lab is a national security threat
The risks of Mythos are no myth
America is putting too much trust in the AI industry’s ability to police itself
Oil slumps as US and Iran declare Strait of Hormuz open to shipping
Trump suggests warring sides are closer to ending a war that has sent shockwaves through markets and economies
Return of Mandelson scandal leaves Labour MPs in despair
Vetting failure highlights dysfunction in Keir Starmer’s government
Intertek is going to be broken up: the question is by whom
A split should unlock value
Lloyd’s of London to end flagship diversity event
Insurance marketplace has for years faced claims of sexual harassment and inappropriate workplace behaviour
The Starmer-shaped hole where a prime minister should be
Mandelson scandal shows he has never successfully made the transition from an opposition mindset to a governing one
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Our experts discuss which companies to buy, sell or hold this week
Investors look through the turmoil
The world is a mess but markets seem to be shrugging worries over the fallout of the Iran war
Strait up
Markets are reacting positively to the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz
MFS collapse prompts surge in national insolvency rates
Insolvency Service reports 82% year-on-year rise in administrations last month across England and Wales
The white-collar defence lawyers with nothing to do
The Trump administration’s approach to justice has made life quieter for those who defend alleged financial criminals
Avenue Q — provocative puppets show their age but still sizzle
Some of the gags seem dated 20 years on but it’s striking how many of the issues satirised are still keenly felt
EU prepares for jet fuel sharing as supplies dwindle
Energy commissioner Dan Jørgensen says Europe moving towards supply crisis “very rapidly”
Royal disorder in the charity sector
Nobody benefits if third-sector organisations can’t keep their disputes away from the courts
What Warsh should do at the Fed
If he is finally confirmed, Trump’s nominee for chair must undertake a re-evaluation of the central bank’s structure and purpose
US’s status as lowest-cost dollar borrower challenged as investors shun Trump risk
Concerns over erratic White House policymaking have driven investors to ‘very stable’ development bank issuers
Auguries from Hungary
Orbán’s election defeat is a blow to Trump and Maga
Trump says Iran peace talks will ‘probably’ resume this weekend
US stocks head for their best month in six years on hopes of an end to the war
London’s Kensington Gardens closed for search by counterterror police
Iranian-linked group claims to have used drones carrying deadly materials to attack nearby Israeli embassy