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[EN] Financial Times

School economics class. Political Fix Podcast: Budget Blues

Fiscal policy

School politics class: Lobbyists move to Manchester for closer access to Number 10 North

Pressure groups

School sociology class: Feminism didn’t kill the male breadwinner model, the economy did

Social inequalities

School sociology class: London’s schools are running out of children

Education

UK to restart resettlement scheme, Mahmood to tell Labour conference

Home secretary to portray the initiative as an opportunity for ‘genuine refugees’ to live in Britain

Northern Ireland in tense stand-off as protests block Orange Order parade

March unable to proceed as police say they cannot facilitate Protestant route down largely Catholic road

FirstFT: Trump asked Xi if China wanted to buy American weapons, US ambassador says

Also in today’s newsletter: terrorism arrests made near RAF Fairford and Nicaragua hands Chinese miners rights to a tenth of its land

World’s worst-performing market slashes minimum price for stocks

Indonesia is trying to boost liquidity by allowing shares to trade at a tiny fraction of a US cent

Trump asked Xi if China wanted to buy American weapons, US envoy says

Administration denies delaying sale of a $14bn arms package to Taiwan to appease Beijing

‘Hope again’: Burnham returns to Labour conference to sell his vision

Party leader will rely on keynote speech in Liverpool to maintain momentum early in premiership

Burnham signals he will fight election on tax rises to fund social care reform

Prime minister says shake-up would be ‘hard’ to do in current parliament

Terrorism arrests made in ‘major incident’ near RAF Fairford

President Donald Trump suggests US worked with UK to prevent an attack on air base used for US strikes on Iran

Burnham’s high-stakes speech unlikely to produce a Clause IV moment

UK prime minister addresses his party and the nation, Brazilian presidential elections get under way, US-Canada trade war intensifies

Corporate America embraces cheaper ‘open’ AI models

US businesses far beyond Silicon Valley are adopting Chinese alternatives to OpenAI and Anthropic’s systems

The real lesson from the Man City affair

Owners should be free to spend their own money on football — as long as they’re fit and proper

Spain erupts in fury over housing after eviction of 87-year-old woman

Thousands take to the streets after Maricarmen Abascal forced to leave Madrid flat she had lived in for seven decades

Pay to play in the age of corporate migration

States are feeling more pressure from companies demanding subsidies and tax breaks

Milan Fashion Week seeks the fizz

Demna offered retail therapy at Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana made the case for maximalism while Louise Trotter got crafty at Bottega Veneta

Swiss voters reject proposal to strengthen neutrality

A ‘Yes’ vote in the referendum would have barred co-operation with military alliances unless attacked, but 68.4% opposed

The India shock: exporting workers to the world

Emigration has helped New Delhi manage its labour surplus, but the strategy has limits

Will US jobs data add to pressure on Fed policymakers?

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Maha split shows all is not well with Kennedy’s US health revolution

Republicans worry Make America Healthy Again is an electoral liability while activists claim it has abandoned its values

The EU needs a clearer strategy for partners like Canada

Bloc should define what it can offer to prosperous fellow democracies

Investors pursue Dubai investment group over missing payments

AIX accused of having skipped or delayed payouts on bond-like products offering double-digit annual returns