Trump claims Israel and Hizbollah agree ceasefire after Iran threats
President’s comments come after Tehran said it was suspending peace talks with the US, sending oil prices higher
How Maine’s lobster revolt could cost Trump the Senate
Soaring prices as a result of tariffs and fuel prices leave fishermen and farmers rethinking support for US president ahead of midterms
Home Office bans pro-Palestinian influencers from entering the UK
US commentators Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker were due to attend London’s SXSW ideas festival
BP backs Amanda Blanc to lead second chair search despite City unease
Oil major’s senior independent director took lead on appointing shortlived chair Albert Manifold
Britain re-entering the EU ‘an inevitability’, says Treasury minister
Lord Spencer Livermore said Brexit has caused the nation the loss of between 6% and 8% of GDP
Eight things we learnt from the latest Mandelson files
Documents contain nuggets about the peer’s appointment as US envoy and the workings of Sir Keir Starmer’s government
SoftBank data centre offers France AI sovereignty with strings
The plans are undoubtedly grand but it’s impossible to tell what capacity will be required when the 2030s kick off
Anthropic files for blockbuster initial public offering
Move sets up race with OpenAI and SpaceX, testing Wall Street’s appetite for the AI boom
Mandelson files expose criticism of Starmer’s ‘advance/buckle’ premiership
Documents reveal remarkable extent of former envoy’s influence across government policy
EasyJet may be budget, but an acquirer won’t get it cheap
Nothing about buying the orange airline would be straightforward
Sinn Féin proposes reform to remove threat of Northern Ireland Assembly ‘collapse’
Nationalist party says veto over power-sharing at Stormont should be scrapped
Missy Robbins on New York dining: ‘Life is hard right now. People just want to feel good’
As Lilia turns 10, the chef explains why diners crave familiarity, how restaurants keep their magic — and where she loves to eat
Florida sues OpenAI and Altman for ‘hurting’ children
State files lawsuit over ‘litany of harms’ it claims the company’s chatbots have caused
Royal Mail faces UK regulatory probe over ‘unacceptable’ service levels
Ofcom says postal service has started to improve but bemoans continuing ‘deep frustrations’ for customers
Myanmar: the forgotten war
The effort to prove Aung San Suu Kyi’s wellbeing can revive broader pressure on the military
Drahi’s indebted US cable group escalates fight with creditors
Optimum Communications transfers its most valuable US pay-TV and broadband assets out of reach
Barry Diller launches $18bn takeover offer for MGM Resorts
Casino resort group’s shares jump 15% after media veteran’s company People Inc makes take-private bid
World No 1 Carlsen struggles in Oslo with three defeats in five games
Puzzle: find the move which sparked White’s resignation
I, Vera — how a cross-dressing Russian princess became a battlefield surgeon
Vera Gedroits dared to challenge gender norms in tsarist Russia. This eye-opening biography brings the overdue recognition she/he deserves
BP’s head of gas and low carbon to leave group
William Lin’s departure after 30 years at energy company follows sacking of chair last week
School economics class: Ebola raises questions over pandemic preparedness
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School economics class. Jamie Laing on building sweet brand Candy Kittens: ‘I don’t really like weekends’
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EasyJet says takeover bid would be ‘highly opportunistic’ as shares jump
US private credit group Castlelake says it is considering an approach for low-cost carrier
America at 250 — and the war it forgot
Native American nations were in a strong position before the 1794 Battle of Fallen Timbers