Who is the alleged shooter?
Games developer named as man who attempted to enter dinner Trump was attending
Major City reforms to be set out in King’s Speech
Legislative package will include financial services bill designed to complete several planned changes to regulation
The long history of violent incidents involving Donald Trump
Gunshots fired at White House Correspondents’ Dinner were just the latest in a series of threats
UK car loan companies accept £9bn mis-selling redress scheme
Main industry finance trade body reverses course on legal challenge to FCA plan
Co-ordinated attacks threaten Mali’s Russian-backed regime
Military government battles to contain assaults launched by jihadist and secessionist militants
Colombia hosts first meeting to quit fossil fuels as energy crisis worsens
‘Coalition of the willing’ kicks off strategy talks despite absence of big emitters
What signals can investors expect from the Fed?
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Britain acts richer than it is
The country’s habits and virtues are built for a prosperity it no longer enjoys
The Iran war shock for developing nations
Poorer countries face a triple whammy of crises in fuel, food and remittances
UK high streets rebound as TikTok generation brings in-store buzz
Demand for prime locations rises after dismal Covid period
US motorists skimp at the pump as Iran war keeps petrol prices high
The soaring cost of driving presents a political problem for Trump ahead of midterm elections in November
Iran war hits pistachio supplies amid Dubai chocolate boom
Prices for the nuts have surged after disruption to export routes from Iran, a major producer of the nut
Why bank taxes might be back on the table in the UK
The problem with ‘windfall’ taxes is that the relatively small amount raised is often not worth the long-term cost
Jeff Bezos’s AI lab in talks over taking London office space at King’s Cross
Project Prometheus would be latest AI group to take space in UK capital amid global expansion
Can AI discriminate if it can’t justify itself?
Elon Musk’s lawsuit against Colorado raises a deeper philosophical question about artificial intelligence and democracy
This World Cup is missing an open goal
And I should know — as Mexican ambassador to the US, I helped to craft the original bid
Google banks on AI edge to catch up to cloud rivals Amazon and Microsoft
Thomas Kurian, Google Cloud’s CEO, says its AI chips and models can help the data centre business gain ground
Developer to fight £48mn government fire safety bill on human rights grounds
UK housing department is suing Urban Splash in test of powers to recoup public money spent on post-Grenfell building safety
The Liquidator — how reggae electrified English football terraces
Coming to Britain from 1960s Jamaica, the song later gained a confrontational edge as a stadium anthem that it has struggled to shake off
What has Labour actually achieved?
Keir Starmer has translated his majority into some significant laws but it’s no accident that the public has barely noticed
LinkedIn’s Ryan Roslansky: ‘No one is taking care of your career for you’
Co-author of ‘Open to Work’ argues AI will bring opportunity — if workers are brave enough to take the initiative
In charts: How the Iran war put billions of Gulf-backed dealmaking in doubt
Region’s sovereign wealth funds review their portfolios as Middle East war heightens economic strain
How to demine the Strait of Hormuz
Clearing mines from Gulf waterway will take weeks even if US navy receives help from reluctant European allies
Fuel crisis hits remote Pacific island nation of Tuvalu
Energy crunch triggered by Middle East war reaches shores of Polynesian country