Proceeds from the sale of £15bn of government securities will be reserved for projects such as clean energy
British government expects next few days to be challenging
Kremlin critics say free and fair election conditions were not met and Golos records violations
Authorities say the attacker, a student at the university, was injured and detained by police
A jump in gas prices has forced several domestic energy suppliers out of business and has shut fertiliser plants that also produce CO2
Macron makes it clear that French fury isn’t ebbing after Australia cancelled the submarine order in favour of a new defence pact with US and UK
The Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station expansion could help generate as many as 25,000 jobs and 20,000 homes
Trains have been at their busiest since the pandemic started, while employees have thronged the streets again
Since Brexit, bankers' wages are rising and placement firms say they’re struggling to find promising candidates
Lack of windy weather over the past two weeks has cut output from 11,000 turbines, which account for more than 20% of power generation
The UK Court of Appeal overturned a ruling that restricted children’s access to drugs that pause puberty
Results of an independent probe said World Bank leaders including Georgieva applied undue pressure on staff to boost China's ranking in 2018 report
Russian authorities have accused the companies of meddling in the elections by offering the opposition apps
Survey shows about 70% of Britons say buying online and on mobile phones are their preferred shopping methods since the pandemic
Official warns the Thermaic Gulf is in danger of having no mussel farmers in coming years
Group spearheading the legal action alleges the government’s failings made the resort an early ‘superspreader’ of the virus
Damaged cable cuts power supply from France by half, leaving Britain with almost no spare capacity
Consumer prices rose by 3.2% year on year, the highest annual inflation rate since March 2012
Dominic Raab demoted among big changes as Conservative government suffers a drop in support
Ruling party jails and exiles opponents as it seeks to extend its control after elections scheduled for September 17-19
