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Burnham says devolution plan paves the way for a written UK constitution

Prime minister’s sweeping powers for local mayors could lead to ‘new principles’ for running England

Bloc’s home affairs ministers will convene on Tuesday as tensions over immigration policy mount

The president of football’s governing body was expected to stand for re-election unopposed, but now criticism is mounting

New York Fed sells euros to buy yen following recent speculation that Tokyo intervened to support Japan’s currency

LSE vice-chancellor Larry Kramer points to domestic students’ fees, limits on international students and rise in employers’ national insurance

Miner may have found America’s largest deposit of crucial defence metal but space agency hinders development

Uefa says it has lost confidence in Infantino’s leadership after climbdown

The yield curve steepening is unusual for a Fed hold

How Fifa’s proposal to open up the global game to investors unfolded — and invited a backlash that could yet topple its controversial president

Plus, NFL teams lose money too

Inside the tumult at Situational Awareness and Fifa abandons its World Cup deal

Labour Party overtakes Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in some polls after new prime minister finds feel-good tone

Daily trades jump in July as FTSE 100 hits record high

Leopold Aschenbrenner thought AI-related stocks would go one way; they went the other. The mistake was funding the trades with debt

Wildfire on Paros that started in a saturated landfill leads to mayor’s arrest

The campaign he started online while completing a master’s degree galvanised millions to take to the streets

Surge in savers hit by pension tax charges due to complex rules, say wealth managers

The possibility of consumers delegating financial tasks to agentic AI poses a new risk for lenders

External threats should make western societies less polarised in future

Opposition leaders refuse to join negotiations and government hardliners burn US flags

Nicknamed ‘Dr Death’, his Body Worlds exhibitions drew millions of visitors worldwide

Investors finally show signs of growing weary of the painfully obvious nonsense

In 2002, a group of friends from North Carolina told a story that ruined all their lives. What if it wasn’t true?

A fractured thumb, a footballer’s letter, a girl band in Suffolk — FT writers revisit the season that made them who they are