Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Jeff Webb’s stint as a cheerleader was brief and unremarkable. The Texan stuck at it for one year in high ...

Hungary’s parliamentary election on April 12 is the most important election in Europe for a long time. It will have direct and fairly immediate consequences for Ukraine’s defences, for the ability of ...

Developer hit by concerns about AI impact on office jobs and rising debt costs in wake of Middle East conflict ...

After selling its Strathmore water business, AG Barr made several acquisitions including turmeric shot brand Innate-Essence as well as Frobishers and Fentimans juice brands. its core Irn Bru brand now ...

The British artist produces her own music and invents her own tech. Her biggest challenge? To find the human connection ...

Alternative for Germany party members told to scale back visits to US as strikes on Iran are deeply unpopular with voters ...

The TV star takes on the role of the German dramatist’s mobster warning that the play’s lesson isn’t about the 1930s — it’s ...

Ahead of his Musée Picasso retrospective in Paris, the artist reflects on the approach behind his expressive images of Black life ...

Analysts and investors say that “headline fatigue” has set in, they are doing their best to screen out the noise, and they have diminishing confidence in his ability to turn markets around. The ...

Consumers risk being left empty-handed if they go to court seeking a payout for allegedly mis-sold car finance instead of ...

When Archbishop Sarah Mullally made the six-day pilgrimage from St Paul’s Cathedral in London to her installation at Canterbury Cathedral last week, she was walking the pilgrim path her predecessor ...

Just don’t assume that it will work. Or that JD Vance’s new memoir Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith is a shrewd move. Or that Pete Hegseth’s holy war talk (“wicked souls”, “eternal damnation”) ...