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July 12, 2026
US Senator Lindsey Graham dies aged 71
South Carolina senator was one of the most influential and hawkish Republicans
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
Quantum is exciting, but watch out for the Schrödinger’s cat bounce
The ‘fault tolerant’ computer — one that is acceptably error-free — is still some time away
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
Stranded pollock prompt EU to delay fish import controls for US
System introduced to crack down on illegal fishing has left cargoes stuck in docks for days
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
The ‘innovators and disrupters’ hired to bring AI to the UK public sector
Government fellowship scheme places tech experts on ‘high-impact tours of duty’ to improve services
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
US states push to repurpose abandoned oil wells
Pennsylvania, Oklahoma and others are finding ways to turn an expensive and polluting problem into a new opportunity
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
AstraZeneca CEO: ‘Biology will catch up with me at some point’
Long-serving pharma chief Pascal Soriot hopes research and risk-taking will secure growth in China and US
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
Russia closes in on city that made the Kremlin glitter
Kostyantynivka in eastern Ukraine produced the red glass in Moscow landmarks. Now Putin is reducing it to rubble
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
The EU has ways out of its budget trap
Side agreements and special purpose funds could bypass the usual trench warfare
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
It pays to kiss up and kick down
But treating colleagues badly might not be quite as helpful as some of the worst offenders think
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
China cracks down on top ratings for corporate bonds
Regulators pressure agencies to limit triple-A designations for higher-interest borrowers
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
Airbnb lures fans from US hotels after World Cup marketing push
Hotel bookings fall short of expectations as price-conscious fans opt to stay in American homes
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
Big Tech to face fines for consumer protection failures, says EU official
Justice commissioner Michael McGrath says Brussels seeks to strengthen social media safeguards
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
Big private equity firms pull in more cash as winners take all
Shrinking pool of recipients points to coming wave of so-called zombie firms
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
England beats Norway 2-1 to make World Cup semi-final
Jude Bellingham, one of football’s most versatile players, scores twice to take his team to the next round
Financial Times
July 12, 2026
US strikes again after Iran declares Strait of Hormuz closed
IRGC hits commercial ship transiting through waterway, with Centcom saying a crew member was missing from vessel
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Donald Trump clears path for $4.5bn bridge between Canada and US
President drops objection to much delayed project after claiming to have won ‘much better deal’
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Christopher Harborne suffered serious medical issues while donating £12mn to Reform UK
Thailand-based crypto billionaire paused US lawsuit for nearly a year until January 2026
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
How AI rebrands fail to deliver a lasting share price boost
Most of the groups that pivoted have not sustained their valuation gains, an FT analysis has found
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Democrats’ strategic misfires laid bare by Platner’s implosion in Maine
The party faces a void in its bid to reclaim the Senate after missing warning signs about a flawed candidate
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Donald Trump ups the pressure on US companies in drive to lower prices
Critics fear shift to ‘hyper-populist playbook’ as inflation lingers
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Marine Le Pen’s redemption story
Suspense over the far-right leader’s fate plays into her party’s hands
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Erling Haaland: the smiling Viking superstar seeking to topple England
The striker reads scientific articles to optimise his body, hugs fans and opponents, and has dragged Norway to the quarter-finals
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Sadiq Khan lobbies for Ed Miliband to become chancellor
Energy secretary wins support from London mayor but faces opposition from some Labour MPs over his net zero policies
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Inside the risky race through the Strait of Hormuz
Vessels that dare to use route close to Oman’s coast face increased risk of Iranian missiles
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Europe’s slow electrification is a ‘major mistake’, warns IEA chief
Fatih Birol says EU should have moved faster to achieve energy independence after 2022 gas crisis
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Lawn Tennis Association set to move into venture capital investing
Governing body partners with Redrice Ventures to invest in sport start-ups as income from Wimbledon declines
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Prepare for a perilous summer in markets
Potential hotspots include a reformist new Fed chair, weak Japanese yen and high-stakes earnings season
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
What’s really going on with mental health?
Changing terminology risks misleading policymakers and harming those in most need
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Jersey Mike’s IPO tries to sprinkle SpaceX magic on a sandwich
Sandwich chain’s float a test of appetite for a sector pinched by concerns over consumer spending
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Rewiring the nation, Burnham-style
Collaboration is the secret sauce that will make the proposed new way of governing the UK work
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
The long electoral lineage of Count Binface
Parody candidates are a well-established tradition in Britain’s political panto
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
The Goldilocks zone of messiness
Tourists flock to Japan to bask in the country’s orderliness. But has a refusal to tolerate chaos killed its capacity for risk?
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
China’s ‘temple economy’ thrives on the power of youthful prayer
After decades of economic transformation and social change, a new generation is seeking answers in religion
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
AI companies are throwing museums a lifeline. What do they want in return?
Touted as a way to engage visitors and boost funding, new tools are triggering concerns around trust and ethics
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
What history tells us about Trump’s self-enrichment
The blurring of public and private interests in the modern White House has many precedents — but it may yet test the tolerance of American v...
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
My death-row meal? A martini and a Dublin pub-style toastie
Marina O’Loughlin searches for the elusive places where rigorous cocktail-making meets white bread, melted cheese and no gourmet ideas
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
The HTSI health and fitness issue: 10 ways to feel your personal best this summer
How to quit cigarettes for ever, body image in a Wegovy world, Mallorca for mountain runners, why the French fell for wellness and more
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Is it the last post for postcards?
Once a delight to find among the bills and junk mail on your doormat, these days it is hard to find one to actually send
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
What if Berlin needs its bunkers back?
After the cold war, public air-raid shelters were turned into nightclubs and galleries. Now anxiety over conflict is growing again
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Who cleans up after the vibe-coding party?
Our obsession with AI code-writing tools is overwhelming the web’s unsung human caretakers
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Tropical nights come to Europe
The biggest rise in extreme temperatures is not in the daytime
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
How to survive a villa holiday with friends — by the writer of ‘Two Weeks in August’
Who bags the best room? Who controls the kitty? And who’s watching the kids? Catherine Shepherd, creator of the hit BBC drama, on avoiding t...
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July 11, 2026
Maurizio Cattelan’s $6.2mn banana drove people crazy. The artist sympathises
The ‘comic existentialist’ talks about annoying people, feeling like a dinosaur, and the thrill of creation
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
The science of making bordeaux better
From softer tannins to a fresher style, researchers and winemakers are reshaping one of wine’s most traditional regions
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Marianela Nuñez: ‘I fell in love with ballet and couldn’t let it go
As the Royal Ballet ballerina celebrates three decades at Covent Garden, she reflects on stardom, comic timing and relentless stamina
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
Why can’t people at live shows behave any more?
With phones everywhere and some fans even wearing nappies, it’s no wonder artists are starting to impose rules
Financial Times
July 11, 2026
China braces for back-to-back typhoons as extreme weather risks rise
Record rains, tornadoes and landslides batter southern regions while floods unleash cobras and zoo animals
Financial Times
July 10, 2026
US relaxes export controls on advanced tech for UAE
Gulf state will receive access to sophisticated American weaponry and computer chips
Financial Times
July 10, 2026
Apple sues OpenAI for stealing top-secret information
Lawsuit marks collapse of relationship between two of the biggest names in Silicon Valley
Financial Times
July 10, 2026