Reader callout: Do you earn more than your siblings?
Managing income differences within a family can be tricky
Lebanon set for mass prisoner release after controversial amnesty
Move to free thousands from overcrowded jails comes after sectarian squabbling between Sunni and Shia factions
Farage’s gamble pays off — but at what cost?
Probe into party leader’s finances resumes with Labour government now leading in the polls
Venezuela wants its gold back from Bank of England
After US-backed negotiations, the two sides said they would push to access $4bn in bullion held in the UK
Daniel Kinahan, Ireland’s most wanted man, faces his day in court
Crime boss suspect tried to mix legitimate business with allegedly running a murderous empire
Financier fined and banned over false claims in bids for bank and football club
UK watchdog imposes £489,000 penalty on Paul Taylor over information provided in negotiations
Jane Street has paid up large to avoid its numbers leaking out
Cheap financing < privacy
Why Homer will outlast us all
Heated rows over $1bn-grossing movie reflect The Odyssey’s enduring force
Death Note: The Musical — manga megahit swaggers on to the London stage
A Tokyo teen is given the power to take life in a riotous adaptation at the Barbican that offers spectacle over subtlety
FT Weekend Magazine Crossword Number 806
FT Weekend Quiz solutions
FT Weekend Quiz: pascal, Ryu and Hyperia
Our ‘Round on the Links’ quiz tests your ability to draw connections. Thinking caps on!
Safety inspection of track carried out day before train crash in southern England
Checks that disrupt services take place only when there is reason to believe a fault might present a risk
US nuclear negotiator Ernest Moniz: ‘Iran has the home-court advantage’
The architect of the 2015 deal with Tehran on how to prevent a new Middle East arms race
Bird remains found in engine of Ryanair window blowout plane
US NTSB discovers bird remains in several parts of the engine that failed
Indonesia’s Prabowo retreats on commodities reform amid market pressure
State-owned agency had threatened to shake up trade of nickel, thermal coal and palm oil
The best books of the week
From democracy in peril to David Hockney and Pep Guardiola. Plus: Paul Yoon’s modern parable of war, Irvine Welsh and Claudia Rankine on Trump’s America — and our science fiction round-up
All aboard the wind power rollercoaster
Vestas share price surge highlights wild swings in investor sentiment
Irvine Welsh’s Can Nothing Save Us? — a family at war in Maga America
The ‘Trainspotting’ author’s well-rounded cast tell a story of envy, violence and generational conflict against the backdrop of Trump’s presidency
Mini Crossword Number 122
Word Circle Number 122
A-level results are in. But are next-step university digs out?
High costs mean increasing numbers of those going from school into higher education are opting to live with their parents
Binary Puzzle Number 122
Everyone but me is getting excited about European equities
It doesn’t matter which index you buy, and that tells you everything you need to know