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‘Portrait of Mai’, valued at £50mn, will be shared equally by two galleries in London and Los Angeles
Club narrows its losses but auditors flag reliance on main shareholder Moshiri in the face of new stadium costs
Government is also cutting energy support package and relief on R&D investment
Struggling UK retailer launches probe into leaks relating to partial demutualisation
Chief executive Nigel Toon seeks slice of government contract as it battles US-based rivals
United Utilities and Yorkshire Water responsible for 124,000 incidents, Environment Agency data shows
The UK home secretary’s ‘dream’ of deporting asylum seekers is an eerie 21st-century echo of an ancient idea
The agency needs resources and strong leadership — not restructuring
Well-planned threats to ‘traditional’ foods provoke a whole cancan line of jerking knees
Ending the 316-year-old union with England will be no easy task after narrow leadership election win
The former PM is a subplot, a character actor brought back for guest appearances
Overseas package deals are popular with people in the UK wanting aesthetic treatments but they carry risks
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
UK outsourcer and government contractor says local authority as well as business services were disrupted
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
24 London council areas no longer likely to be viable for higher borrowers, research finds
Official revised data shows uptick in GDP, but business investment was worse than previously thought
Sitting on cash was excruciating, but did I rush to buy?
Top fund manager defends pension funds’ retreat from London-listed stocks
Plus, the new stream of funds chasing water investments
Addressing the state of the superannuation
Campaigners claim ministers failed to carry out proper environmental impact assessment of beef and dairy imports
The industrialist’s Scottish birthplace charts his extraordinary rise from bobbin boy to the world’s richest man
Industrial action starts after last-ditch talks to settle pay dispute break down
Annual decline of 3.1% in March is larger than drop forecast by economists
US life expectancy is in freefall as the young and the poor bear the brunt of struggles for shared prosperity
Some companies seized on widely reported disruptions to raise prices and increase margins at the expense of consumers
Feuding couples’ expensive court battles prompt call for a rethink
Sunak hails accession to CPTPP as Britain seizing post-Brexit opportunities despite controversy
Low-paid workers will get a rise in April that is expected to exceed the rate of inflation
Home Office slammed as ‘sluggish and outmanoeuvred’ on launch of new economic crime plan
‘Deeply troubling’ harassment and misogyny in all emergency rescue units, according to watchdog report
Critics point to lack of joined-up thinking in raft of climate and energy policy announcements
UK’s lacklustre strategy risks losing out on green investments
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