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After six weeks, general election campaigning has come to an end and Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak have made their final pitches to the country

Eurozone private sector also loses momentum

If artificial intelligence is going to eventually replace creative work, we certainly shouldn’t accelerate the process by helping.

Moscow says responsibility for strikes using US-supplied Atacms missiles ‘borne above all by Washington’. What we know on day 852

State spokesman says ‘One China’ policy unchanged after question from The Independent

Russian energy giant Gazprom is reported to have been hit particularly hard by sanctions imposed as a result of the war with Ukraine. An internal report – obtained and published by the Financial Times – has forecast that the company is unlikely to recover gas sales lost as a result…

Adidas shares slid Monday as the German sportswear giant said it was investigating alleged bribery in China after senior employees were reportedly accused of embezzling huge sums.

Politicians have vowed to close the loophole for years, but fierce pushback lobbyists from the industry cracked those plans.

But observers say Ukraine needs a completely free hand to strike Russian soil if it is to win the war.

In today’s newsletter: Explaining the strategy behind Grant Shapps’ warning of a Labour ‘supermajority’

Jay Monahan and Tiger Woods lead a group meeting in person with PIF governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan.