The five charts you need to see on the autumn statement 2016
As the graphs and charts point out, Phillip Hammond does not have much scope for giveaways
Trump dumps the TPP: conservatives rue strategic fillip to China
President-election’s decision to back out of Trans-Pacific Partnership meets with dismay among supporters in Washington and friends of the US in the region
BA boss shocked to find out that third Heathrow runway will raze his HQ
Airline chief Wille Walsh furious about not being told of demolition – and about fact he will ‘end up paying for the destruction’
The Guardian view on Philip Hammond: he will take far more than he gives
Editorial: The chancellor unveils his choicest jams for the Jams, but they will be dwarfed by his giant cuts
Philip Hammond rejects calls to reverse £3bn annual cut to work allowance
While the chancellor will soften the impact of in-work benefits cuts by reducing taper rates, Osborne’s other key pledge will remain in place
Will rents go up if unfair letting fees are banned?
Tenants will welcome the end of eye-watering charges – but that could simply mean they pay more each month instead
Chancellor picks goodies selectively from his autumn statement bag
Philip Hammond seeks applause by announcing action on letting fees and housing – but what has he still to reveal?
What to look out for in the autumn statement
What Philip Hammond’s speech is likely to mean for the economy, personal finances, business and more
Moderators of pro-Trump Reddit group linked to fake news crack down on posts
Posts about two conspiracy theories removed from r/the_donald as moderators say trolls are trying ‘to slander and attack our community’
Breitbart News blacklisted by ad tech company for violating hate speech rules
AppNexus, which distributes online advertising, has blocked the increasingly popular rightwing media site helmed by Trump’s chief strategist Steve Bannon
Autumn statement: Hammond to crack down on letting fees
Chancellor will also announce £1.4bn investment in affordable housing in bid to help ‘just about managing’ families
Pensions Regulator demands information from Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia
Watchdog to monitor Topshop, Dorothy Perkins and Miss Selfridge owner’s scheme after launching legal action over BHS
Justin Trudeau’s giant corporate giveaway
Martin Lukacs: A privatization spree in Canada could cost regular people billions, erode democracy and undermine the fight against climate change
Beware, Black Friday is spreading
Now it spans at least a week, you could easily pick any other day, or colour – but at least the name captures the event’s heedless, bushfire rapacity
Aldi and Lidl hike milk and banana prices as pound’s fall bites
Move marks step change in price war between German discounters and UK’s big four supermarkets