Tucked away on page 183 of Howard Davies’s report on a third runway for Heathrow is the admission that if it goes ahead, residents under the flight path would lose the half-day “respite” from aircraft ...
Camilla Cavendish is right to say that regulation needs to be much smarter (“Government must resist the urge to interfere”, Opinion, FT Weekend, January 25). Smart regulation should follow what has ...
If correct, the law discriminates unfairly against North Sea operators as any company providing oil to UK consumers that has been extracted anywhere else in the world — and transported thousands of ...
The “simplification revolution” promised by commission president Ursula von der Leyen may streamline some of the corporate sustainability reporting rules but it is wrong to say that this will lead to ...
Home secretary to release videos of people being deported as Nigel Farage’s populist grouping spooks main parties ...
The public is losing trust in the UK’s tax authority due to its poor customer service and the difficulties of complying with a complex system, the spending watchdog has warned.
Recruiters are reporting the toughest conditions in the British jobs market since the Covid-19 pandemic, with no sign of employers regaining confidence to hire following Rachel Reeves’ tax-raising ...
Trump didn’t elaborate on what problems Musk found. Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency has sought access to Treasury Department payments data, but Musk’s statements on social media ...
The promised tariffs on steel and aluminium come as Trump has launched his second term with an aggressive trade policy. Last ...
Part One: Reading Questions: Read the FT article: Donald Trump pulls US back from brink of trade war with Mexico and Canada and then answer the questions below. What action did President Trump take ...
This article picked by a teacher with suggested questions is part of the Financial Times free schools access programme. Details/registration here. Would US tariffs on European goods harm US consumers ...
When would an unbiased economic adviser recommend implementing a policy rate below the estimated neutral rate?