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Alarm over US government’s burgeoning debt rattles markets

Bond yields rose and the dollar weakened as Trump administration tries to play down significance of setback

Labour will hope EU deal is final piece of jigsaw to boost UK economy

Acknowledgment from business sector that Britain is an appealing investment proposition is one aim

Tariffs are clearer at Diageo – not much else is

Diageo ought to be fine but given the turmoil of the past couple of years, the market wants to wait and see

Stock markets and US dollar drop, and bond yields rise, after US credit rating downgrade; EC cuts eurozone growth forecast – as it happened

Long-term US borrowing costs hit 18-month high over 5%, as bond market flashes ‘warning signals’

Will Labour’s shake-up really fix Great Britain’s ailing railways?

As South Western becomes the latest operator to be renationalised, there are questions about whether the changes will lead to lower fares

At least £64bn of property in England and Wales hidden behind opaque trusts

Campaigners say secretive ownership structures are becoming the ‘go-to vehicle for kleptocrats’

Eurozone growth forecasts cut amid uncertainty over Trump trade war

Impact of tariffs demands ‘considerable downgrade’, to 0.9% this year and 1.4% in 2026, says European Commission

Energy bills in Great Britain could fall this summer but ‘crisis not over’

Ofgem price cap on gas and electricity likely to drop by £129 to £1,720 a year, says consultancy Cornwall Insight

Average asking price for home in Great Britain hits new high of almost £380k

Rightmove says figure has risen in May by 0.6% compared with April despite lower demand from new buyers

Ryanair to raise air fares after lower ticket prices hit profits

Chief executive Michael O’Leary says full-year results are ‘robust’ and airline will pay about €400m in dividends

Workers at top US consumer watchdog sound warning as Trump bids to gut agency

Staff tell Guardian ripped-off Americans will have ‘nowhere to turn’ if Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is undone

UK and EU reach deal over Brexit reset after fishing rights breakthrough

Brussels understood to have dropped demands to link deal duration for food checks with fishing rights in run-up to summit

Citizen testing reveals phosphate ‘crisis’ in English and Welsh rivers

Anglers say more than a third of freshwater sites breach phosphate levels for good ecological status

Johnnie Walker owner Diageo says Trump tariffs could hit profits by $150m

FTSE 100 group, which also owns Tanqueray and Smirnoff, is to cut costs – which could lead to job losses

Expert tips on saving money on meat, from alternative cuts to the best butchers

From planning ahead to knowing what looks (and smells) good, a carnivore’s guide

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  • Alarm over US government’s burgeoning debt rattles markets
  • Labour will hope EU deal is final piece of jigsaw to boost UK economy
  • Tariffs are clearer at Diageo – not much else is
  • Stock markets and US dollar drop, and bond yields rise, after US credit rating downgrade; EC cuts eurozone growth forecast – as it happened
  • Will Labour’s shake-up really fix Great Britain’s ailing railways?
  • At least £64bn of property in England and Wales hidden behind opaque trusts
  • Eurozone growth forecasts cut amid uncertainty over Trump trade war
  • Energy bills in Great Britain could fall this summer but ‘crisis not over’
  • Average asking price for home in Great Britain hits new high of almost £380k
  • Ryanair to raise air fares after lower ticket prices hit profits
  • Workers at top US consumer watchdog sound warning as Trump bids to gut agency
  • UK and EU reach deal over Brexit reset after fishing rights breakthrough
  • Citizen testing reveals phosphate ‘crisis’ in English and Welsh rivers
  • Johnnie Walker owner Diageo says Trump tariffs could hit profits by $150m
  • Expert tips on saving money on meat, from alternative cuts to the best butchers
  • StockX refuses to refund me over peeling £300 Bape trainers
  • How has Britain’s economy fared since Brexit? The five charts underpinning the UK-EU summit
  • Labour can’t keep papering over the cracks in the care sector
  • Plunging value and a content cliff edge: what’s gone wrong at Sky?
  • Weakening of UK EV sales rules ‘likely to result in significantly more carbon emissions’
  • Trump tariffs could lead to surge of cheap Chinese vapes in UK, experts say
  • Santander UK freezes salaries and cuts jobs in commercial banking arm
  • Gina Rinehart criticises ‘relentless attack’ on Ben Roberts-Smith and media ‘gloating’
  • UK ‘may need 92,000 extra public workers if fall in productivity continues to 2030’
  • Investors and shoppers await clues on fallout from M&S cyber-attack
  • US treasury secretary says Walmart will ‘eat some of the tariffs’ after Trump demand
  • The Guardian view on Labour’s competition policy: don’t let big tech set the agenda
  • US credit rating downgrade could add to pressure on government debt
  • My advice to the new Green party leadership: it’s time to expose the climate deniers
  • Slot machine firms target UK’s poorest areas and channel funds to billionaires

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