SNP pledges ‘1970s-style’ food price cap
Conservatives accuse Scotland’s main pro-independence party of trying to provoke constitutional row with Westminster
Venice will ‘ultimately be lost’ without rapid action
Italian city has ‘no optimal’ solution to adapt to sea-level rise, research finds
Getty must sell Shutterstock editorial business, says UK antitrust watchdog
CMA warns that $3.7bn merger of photo agencies depends on sale to address competition concerns
Russia, Ukraine and US named in €580mn legal battle over Nord Stream blasts
London High Court weighs case over who should pay for damage to Russia-Europe pipes sabotaged in 2022
Autoglass owner Belron prepares €30bn Amsterdam IPO
Listing for world’s largest car glass repair group would boost Europe’s lagging market
Crypto and AI Pacs raise $250mn ahead of US midterm elections
Investors Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz gave $25mn to pro-AI Super Pac in first quarter of year
ECB minutes suggest governing council may need more evidence before raising rates
Concerns over second-round inflation effects from Iran war are more muted than during 2022 energy shock
Will Donald Trump end US financial dominance? You asked, Alphaville answered
Alphaville’s Robin Wigglesworth and Toby Nangle replied to reader questions
UK testing specialist Intertek rejects EQT’s £9.3bn takeover proposal
Swedish private equity firm’s non-binding approach rebuffed by FTSE 100 group
Trump threatens to fire Fed chair Jay Powell — again
Also in today’s newsletter, pro-AI groups deploy millions in midterm elections
My Year in Paris with Gertrude Stein — Deborah Levy’s adventures with the avant-garde
A nameless narrator finds connections with the American pioneer of modernism in a confounding, compelling fiction-biography hybrid
US ready to restart war if Iran fails to agree to deal, Hegseth warns
Defence secretary’s comments come as US also widens scope of blockade of Iranian shipping
Firebrand South African politician sentenced to jail for firing gun at rally
Five-year prison term threatens to derail career of Julius Malema, one of the country’s most polarising leaders
The pope versus the president: how Leo became Trump’s fearless foe
As he steps up his criticism of the Iran war, the pontiff’s American background has given him a role in US politics unlike any predecessor
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest — can anyone replace Jack Nicholson? You bet
Aaron Pierre’s mighty McMurphy and Olivia Williams’s nuanced Nurse Ratched enliven a new staging emphasising racial oppression
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Premier League clubs rack up almost £800mn of losses
Club accounts for 2024-25 season show cumulative losses ballooned as teams spent heavily on players
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The costly voting structure for US funds needs an overhaul
The current outdated system was designed for a very different era
Russia hits Ukraine with largest air attack this year
Missiles and drones killed and injured residents in Kyiv, Odesa, Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia
How (un)reliable are AI agents?
Consistency matters more than average accuracy in safety-critical domains
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British ship financier charged by NCA over Russian sanction violations
John Ormerod accused of making money transfers after being designated for arranging oil tanker purchases for Lukoil