Prime minister says UK is working closely with US administration following release of five suspects on bail

Speech to party members comes a month before high-stakes Budget

Chancellor will pledge that work on building three new floating docks on the Clyde in Scotland will be carried out by British firms

Prime minister’s team taking soundings on whether party should move UK closer to Europe

Given the restrictions imposed on him by Labour’s manifesto, the chancellor has limited options available to bring in money

FT finds thousands of Russian payments handled by Standard Chartered, Citigroup and other international groups in vast leak from inside fintech A7

Top researchers at Aisi, OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind report burnout and stress over developing powerful AI

Atlantic Future Forum

Crypto billionaire Ben Delo loaned more than £300,000 to former academic Nina Power

Society of Editors. Protecting the freedom of the news media

Collaboration between General Dynamics and ARX Robotics aimed at making armoured vehicles more lethal in war zones

The DSRB aims to provide low-cost financing for military initiatives

Plus, Burnham breaks with Starmer over Israel

Lindy Cameron becomes top civil servant at the department that was rocked by the sacking of predecessor Olly Robbins

Member of ruling family ran up debt at Mayfair institution equivalent to stay of up to several months

Carmaker will give boost to automotive sector as part of £450mn investment in its Woking technology centre

Decision to exclude Aisi has prompted fears inside British government of protectionist shift among tech groups

Action planned against companies and individuals involved in settlement expansion, Miliband tells MPs

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Tory leader persists with her pugilistic strategy in the House of Commons after shaking up her top team

UK and French leaders join King Charles at the British Museum to view the 70-metre embroidered linen cloth

Urgent assessment comes after Donald Trump blocked foreign national access to Anthropic’s Fable 5

Campaigners sound alarm over cuts to development spending pushed through to fund defence investment

Reform UK leader increases number of votes after mainstream parties shunned poll as stunt

A bold move to seek a fresh mandate seems underpriced to me, even though the risks are formidable

The FT's Whitehall Editor Lucy Fisher is joined by campaigning MP Jess Phillips, historian and author Anthony Seldon and the Institute for Government’s Han

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Foreign secretary to discuss Strait of Hormuz, Ukraine and Gaza with US counterpart

Burnham’s de facto deputy PM says requirements for businesses vying for Whitehall contracts will be streamlined

US-Iran war and new spending commitments threaten to cut buffer to as little as £7bn, economists estimate

List of people sacked or cast aside includes Louise Haigh, Lucy Powell and Anneliese Midgley, some of new premier’s most powerful allies