Andy Burnham tells Labour MPs he will rein in Britain’s outsourcing industry
PM-in-waiting tells hustings he will appoint a ‘broad church’ ministerial team and bring government contracts in-house
PM-in-waiting tells hustings he will appoint a ‘broad church’ ministerial team and bring government contracts in-house
Likely next prime minister is looking to satisfy calls for tougher borders while appealing to Labour’s liberal supporters
Also in today’s newsletter: companies turn to Chinese AI models to cut costs and Jane Fraser’s ruthless remake of Citigroup
Price of Brent crude rises to highest in a month as tensions between Washington and Tehran flare
Oil rises as US-Iran hostilities escalate and investors go into ‘risk-off’ mode
Federal panel in New York finds trial judge wrongly excluded expert testimony in dismissing litigation
President claims Washington will be ‘guardian’ of waterway and seek reimbursement to provide security for vessels
Company expands in international push as domestic sales growth slows amid high inflation
Four-year truce under threat as pro-Iran militants respond to strike on Sana’a International Airport
Ruling casts doubt on whether president and his family can benefit from immunity deal
Aditya Birla Renewables takes on Shell’s renewable assets in India as energy major continues to refocus on oil and gas
Lawsuit could delay deal and cost studio tens of millions of dollars
Christopher Waller says a further elevated reading may prompt central bank to tighten policy
From Ottoman sultans to Danish kings, Iran’s toll system for Strait of Hormuz revives an old maritime fight
Authoritarian leader wins party primary unopposed
The way forward for the party is not to swing to the left
The card giant is considering making a strategic exit — by selling a majority stake in payments subsidiary Vocalink
History shows us that the party will default to over-optimism and spending money that isn’t there
Prime Minister Péter Magyar calls Tamás Sulyok a ‘puppet’ of illiberal former leader in speech to parliament before vote
Iranian group ‘almost certainly directed’ antisemitic attacks in UK earlier this year, says minister
Former military chief Gadi Eisenkot has overtaken prime minister as country sets October date for vote
Washington’s demand signal could do for the technology what early defence contracts did for silicon
Organisers of religious festival ended event early after police warning about threat of ‘disorder’
Agreement will also enable British travellers to use automated passport gates at Swiss airports