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Plan B measures such as mask wearing and vaccine passports for large venues will not be renewed after January 26
Consumer inflation jumps to highest rate in 30 years, oil prices continue to rise, and why Hong Kong is culling hamsters
UK chain hits out at ‘partygate’ and says rules should have allowed ministers and aides to go to a pub
Although ‘levelling up’ focuses on the north and Midlands, the worst affected areas have been elsewhere. Try the FT’s postcode tool
Credit risks have been ‘underestimated’, vice-president Claudia Buch tells FT
Geopolitics is pulling the world apart, even though it is more integrated than ever before on multiple dimensions
Size of workforce shrinks as level of inactivity rises but inflation now outstrips growth in pay
Philanthropist calls on governments to contribute billions to tackle future pathogens and increase vaccine supplies
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Prices have finally begun to rise but increases still lower than elsewhere in the world
Many economists believe the cost of borrowing will increase several times this year
World Bank warns of risk of ‘disorderly defaults’ as pandemic-era relief scheme expires
Maduro claims 7.6% rise over last year’s third quarter as one of the world’s longest bouts of hyperinflation fades
China’s growth slows, Credit Suisse chair quits after breaching quarantine rules, Dress codes for pandemic professionals
Beijing’s zero-Covid policy trades GDP growth for international prestige ahead of the Games
Divergence reflects political risk and deep-seated structural problems
Cases have doubled in the past week but government worries restrictions will cause a backlash
Central bank cuts lending rate as economy expands 4% year on year in fourth quarter
Sinclair resists shift away from corporate to leisure customers as investors offer financial backing to help navigate crisis
Staff at Niesr UK research institute take industrial action for first time in its 90-year history
Business group says ‘only a trickle’ of government support has been paid
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