From Ahmed Uzair Khatri, Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology University, Karachi, Pakistan ...

From Professor Anton van der Merwe, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford, Oxfordshire, UK ...

Your editorial “Britain should be bolder with its EU reset” ( FT View, February 7) implicitly accepts the Labour government’s inherited “red lines” by pronouncing them “political realities”.

Your editorial “Britain should be bolder with its EU reset” ( FT View, February 7) is as lily-livered as the current Labour government, regarding its attitude towards the EU.

Most Fortune 500 companies are now hooked on a steady stream of big-name consultants coming into the building to impel them to do what the markets are compelling them to do: drive short-term cost ...

From Catherine Howard, Partner and Head of the Planning team in London, Herbert Smith Freehills, London EC2, UK ...

The PAC criticised a 50 per cent fall in the number of criminal prosecutions by HMRC for tax evasion between 2018-19 and 2023-24, describing the 344 cases brought last year as evidence that the UK had ...

Morrissey explained that annuities grew increasingly attractive for older pensioners. Someone who annuitised a £100,000 pension pot at the age of 65 would receive an annual income of £6,309 on a ...

Rising cost of temporary staff and increased outsourcing to the private sector weigh on England’s health service ...

Elon Musk’s methodology at SpaceX can best be summed up in his acronym for a failed trial and error launch — “RUD” or rapid unscheduled disassembly (“Setback for Musk as SpaceX Starship rocket ...

Katie Martin And she was writing that there’s been a massive surge in shipments of gold to the US, creating a shortage of bullion in London. So there’s a huge stockpile of this stuff in New York.

Also in today’s newsletter, PwC sheds 66 partners after China audit ban, and Israel threatens to resume war against Hamas ...