If endorsed, and Britain moves to one-day settlement before the EU, UK ETFs would wait until the EU also moves
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Businesses freeze recruitment ahead of October 30 Budget, awaiting clarity on tax, business and employment policy
Controversial aide to prime minister Keir Starmer will take new job as envoy for UK nations and regions
Chancellor wants to raise revenue from pay through carried interest without driving investors away
Keir Starmer has promised radical change after a decade in which training programme starts declined
Chastened by fractious Labour conference, PM bids to draw a line under mis-steps and ‘get a grip’ on No 10
Contest to succeed Rishi Sunak blown open as Conservative MPs prepare to whittle down candidates
Ex-aides able to log in to their old accounts months after leaving for lobbying firms
At this stage in the cycle, the Conservatives don’t want to be normal, they want to be themselves
FT exclusive: Chancellor seeks to reassure investors that ‘guardrails’ will be placed around extra borrowing for investment
Transport minister demands changes to get a ‘grip’ on overcrowding
Plus, Starmer kicks off UK-EU reset in Brussels
Real energy is to be found in single-issue groups and parties to the left and right of Labour and the Tories
Increasing number of people are pulling money from retirement pots early because of tax uncertainty
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Conservative leadership hopefuls attack Labour and clash over decision, though there is a historical irony in all this
Register of interests indicates garment gifting not historically widespread
Michael Lyons says potential locations for housing developments will be identified next summer
Analysts lay out the range of options at the chancellor’s disposal as Starmer warns of ‘decisions’ on the horizon
Reforms to employment law could backfire unless the Fair Work Agency can make the rules stick
Former foreign secretary has momentum ahead of key MPs’ vote next week
From zealous customs officials to hallmarking rules, shows are becoming a hurdle too far for some British makers
