Police rearrest two men over RAF Fairford incident
Pair held on suspicion of breaching UK’s National Security Act as officers link the event to Iran for the first time
Pair held on suspicion of breaching UK’s National Security Act as officers link the event to Iran for the first time
Italy also expected to approve new security measures to combat violent rioters
US president’s announcement comes as candidates struggle with poor polls in race for control of Congress
Retailer said stores were ransacked during recent disorder, which came days after supermarket fridges were hit by a cyber attack
Financial Reporting Council is making ‘preliminary enquiries’ to assess whether there are grounds to open a formal investigation
Chancellor calls for regional government not to ‘experiment’ with market economy as investors attend summit
Burnham and Healey must look beyond industrial nostalgia to the UK’s modern strengths
UK bonds were initially hard hit after onset of Iran war but have since outperformed as traders’ concerns shift to France
Neso is under scrutiny after the system’s frequency fell below operational limits on one day in June
Figures suggest recent upswing in economy is starting to underpin employment
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu receives parliament’s backing for his minority administration
Referendum in oil-rich western province had threatened new turmoil for Mark Carney amid stand-off with Donald Trump
Sales contracts dropped 7.3% in September as rising borrowing costs deepened housing market slowdown
The races, the money and the issues that will determine the final half of Trump’s second term
The country faces multiple crises and the political class seems incapable of responding
Trump envoy attempts to restart peace talks between Ukraine and Russia and is expected to ask for release of a US hostage
American corporate law firms emerge as among most prestigious institutions in Square Mile
UK bank tightens attendance rules for ‘remote-first’ and ‘hybrid’ staff who mostly work from home
Hedge fund pushes for $100mn in cost cuts at US speciality chemicals group and sees growth potential in its nuclear business
Also in today’s newsletter, the war in Iran is tilting global oil power towards the Americas
Group behind Paddy Power blames move to axe about 15% of its UK and Irish workforce on higher taxes levied against industry
The fear is that it’s those who stay at home, rather than those who venture abroad, who will end up lifelong losers
With solid auction results and a starry Frieze London, the capital’s art scene is enjoying a wave of optimism
Halifax and Revolut among a string of businesses affected by disruption