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Victoria Nuland points to familiar pattern of actions but stops short of blaming Moscow for hack
Claim follows cyber attack on government websites and faltering diplomatic efforts to defuse crisis
Ex-defence official charged with disclosing state secrets amid row over espionage
US president also taps Lisa Cook and Philip Jefferson to fill seats on central bank’s board of governors
Canberra acts against unvaccinated tennis star after court overturned decision to revoke entry permit
Coronavirus and bottlenecks hamper recovery in manufacturing and services
Admissions hit record high but some patients are seeking care for reasons unrelated to virus
Brutal violence as government crushed unrest has only increased public anger, say activists
Historic graves to be removed in government building programme to ease traffic congestion
Coming weeks may see rising tensions but outright war with Ukraine would be a risky roll of the dice for Russia
Global temperatures in 2022 expected to be among top 10 warmest on record
If Russia ever wanted to renew its invasion, all signs point to that moment being now. Here are the key reasons why
New barometer suggests pressures were most acute in October, but have since tracked lower
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With baby costs there are moving parts, including amount of public services consumed. But most should comfortably repay their juvenile largesse
Only fragments remain of the miles of ancient oak woodlands that once stretched across the capital’s south
Kremlin has a strong interest in companies maintaining big dividend payouts
Boris Johnson’s future hung in the balance after more revelations about lockdown-busting parties in Downing Street led the prime minister to apologise for his behaviour
Tory activists and the public are angry with the prime minister over partygate scandal
Drop in bank shares accompanied a sell-off in the $22tn Treasury market
Latest analysis for the FT predicts second sharp rise in electricity and gas bills by next winter
PM faces his biggest crisis amid revelations of drink-fuelled get-togethers in Number 10
Health leaders echo cautions amid signs infections and hospital pressures have hit peak across UK
One longtime supporter says prime minister is ‘done’ after Downing Street event on eve of Prince Philip’s funeral
Lenders will have to pay well to hang on to their dealmakers and tech investment is needed to keep the upstarts at bay
Lib Dem leader hits out at Met as others involved in lockdown breaches express anger at force’s stance
Officials in Downing St and other departments have been accused of violating restrictions by holding office parties
Luxury group’s chief says there is appeal for orders of its hampers
British foreign secretary and European commissioner hold cordial talks on a possible compromise
Germany’s reliance on its manufacturing prowess has left it acutely vulnerable to supply chain woes.
The prime minister taints the people and institutions that come into his orbit
We have never had so many things to bet on, nor so many companies urging us to take a punt
Prices up almost a quarter following failed effort to defuse tension over Ukraine
Pressure builds on Boris Johnson after reports of gatherings held on eve of Prince Philip’s funeral
Ride-hailing gets more expensive as apps contend with stiffer rules and a shortage of drivers
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