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Axel Weber says fragmented regulatory regimes means continent has no viable challenger
Government tries to allow for disparities in learning during pandemic
Wife of retailer Philip Green accelerates timetable as political pressure over deficit grows
Judge gives Temur Akhmedov a week to return to defend himself over allegedly helping father evade payment
PSA and Bentley warn of extra tariffs and vent frustration at last-minute trade talks
Vaccine breakthroughs have shifted market focus to ‘upside rather than downside risks’
Business owners worried there could be further failures if demand remains lacklustre
A robust recovery could usher in a repeat of the Roaring Twenties
The attitude sets leaders up to fail while preserving the purity of those untainted by political compromises
The surge in optimism is fully warranted but must also be accompanied by forbearance
The ultra rich seek to turn holiday homes and private islands into more permanent bases for working and studying
30,000 retail jobs under threat after desolate week on the high street
I never wanted children so it seems unfair that my relatives will be hit with a large tax bill
The pandemic will have side effects for pensions planning
Pfizer confirms it will supply NHS only and reiterates confidence in supply chain
Morrisons follows suit as pressure builds on other retailers
Emergency use of BioNTech/Pfizer jab authorised ahead of US and EU
Russia and Italy follow with announcements, while US go-ahead could be granted soon after December 10
London has authorised shot for emergency use and rollout will begin next week
Supporting ‘thin’ deal may help to woo northern voters but risks upsetting party’s largely Remain membership
France presses bloc’s negotiator to wring concessions from Britain on trade deal
BioNTech/Pfizer approval sets off race to stop spread of coronavirus
Latest salvo in battle for survival after government banned legal action to recover the money
Airbnb has disclosed it could raise as much as $2.5bn in its initial public offering
Commitment to quickening rate of decarbonisation by 50% under review as UK prepares to chair climate summit
EU negotiator to update ambassadors even as UK prepares measures that would violate withdrawal deal
Rebellion delivers serious blow to prime minister’s authority after a year of missteps on pandemic
Legislation would restore right of prime minister to call election whenever desired
Control of territorial waters is seen as a symbol of sovereignty
‘No filter’ is a compelling tale of how social media has transformed the lives of a new generation
New east-west rail line in the capital is running £4bn overbudget and almost four years late
Hunting enthusiasts say initiative will threaten economy while critics hail it as crucial to protect the environment
Ofsted report details dramatic drop in referrals to child protection services during Covid lockdown
Value of German and Italian exports to China and US is rising just as Britain’s share is falling
OECD’s twice-yearly outlook highlights extent of downturn across Britain
Promise comes as MPs demand answers about pension payments
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