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People endure extreme food scarcity as looters and IDF attacks on Palestinians guarding convoys choke off supplies ...

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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has put a review of pensions on hold after fears it could force employers to increase their contributions to staff retirement pots by billions of pounds.

A think-tank with close links to Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour administration has called on the government to set a numerical target on immigration into the UK, despite the prime minister dismissing ...

This is an audio transcript of the FT News Briefing podcast episode: ‘Europe in the age of America First’ Sonja Hutson Before we start the show today, I wanted to let you know ...

From Joyce to 21st-century feminism to a new on-screen reimagining: why this millennia-old poem and its complicated hero continue to inspire ...

The sound of bells seemed to be a call to the city, and perhaps even the world at large, given all the political divisions, to refocus on spiritual and social renewal. I watched part of the event as ...

Young people are getting better at discussing finances with potential romantic partners. That’s good news for love — and women ...

LNG export volumes typically rise around 6 to 8 per cent a year, but this year is likely to see only 1 per cent growth, said Oystein Kalleklev, CEO of Flex LNG, on an earnings call in November. “This ...

In drought-hit Malawi – a focus for WaterAid ’s winter campaign – water-fetching takes an average of 55 minutes per day. “Which means women are less able to work and girls spend less time studying and ...