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Anticipated hordes of supporters have not yet materialised despite urging from former president
Florida governor’s support for ex-president marks latest twist in fraught calculus over how to position himself
Defence lawyer says former US president ‘will not be put in handcuffs’ in hush money case
Foreign policy update accuses Washington of using Ukraine war to weaken ‘peaceful’ nation
Decision follows western calls for Gulf state to do more to tackle sanction busting
Long-awaited tax credit guidance expands origins for critical battery minerals but not components
Charges against Donald Trump send a message that no American is above the law
‘Trottinettes’ are billed as eco-friendly, strike-proof transport but have caused angst on the streets
The frontrunner for the 2024 Republican nomination finds himself under an unprecedented legal cloud
The Chinese leader has inverted the ‘hide and bide’ doctrine in a bid to shape a global system around Beijing’s interests
Former US president is contending with four separate investigations and a mountain of litigation
The Korean-American author on her love for the Neue Galerie, Thom Browne and Kerrygold
The agency needs resources and strong leadership — not restructuring
Overseas package deals are popular with people in the UK wanting aesthetic treatments but they carry risks
Government is also cutting energy support package and relief on R&D investment
Judge says ‘crystal clear’ that statements about Donald Trump’s 2020 election loss were false
Move expected to attract private equity interest as Germany seeks to boosts its military capacity
Joint statement claims progress on ‘Project Everest’ after planning for the split was halted this month
Deadline for Recharge Industries to finalise purchase of site runs into impasse with EY
Twentieth-century ways of thinking will not help us deal with the huge regulatory challenges the technology poses
No one wants to be the Michael Fish of market predictions
Worried about decelerating growth, Xi Jinping has launched a charm offensive to convince investors the country is open for business
United Utilities and Yorkshire Water responsible for 124,000 incidents, Environment Agency data shows
UK outsourcer and government contractor says local authority as well as business services were disrupted
Also in this newsletter: Trump to turn himself in, UK GDP inches up, China’s new foreign policy
Data protection authority becomes first regulator in world to open investigation into Microsoft-backed OpenAI’s chatbot
The UK net zero plan that isn’t net zero. Plus, local electioneering kicks off
Disciplinary panel’s conclusion follows claims by former Yorkshire player Azeem Rafiq
A banking crisis may be unlikely but further economic pain appears unavoidable
Beneath a veil of silence, a hugely dramatic and powerful episode of financial repression is ongoing
24 London council areas no longer likely to be viable for higher borrowers, research finds
Easier access to NHS records will save lives — but health executives must make their case to the public
Ending the 316-year-old union with England will be no easy task after narrow leadership election win
UK sport’s governing body reverses ban imposed last year following invasion of Ukraine
Grand jury in hush money probe votes to bring first case against a former US president
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