Emma Walmsley steadied GSK – but doubts linger over growth targets

The outgoing chief executive reshaped the drugmaker, yet scepticism persists over promised revenues

Andy Burnham calls for UK to rejoin EU within his lifetime and rejects claim he is fiscally irresponsible – as it happened

Mayor of Greater Manchester says he would have to be ‘wrenched’ out of city and says he wants UK to rejoin EU

Labour must fight rightwing billionaires undermining net zero, says Ed Miliband

Exclusive: Energy secretary will hit out at the Tory and Reform ‘culture war’ and unveil target of 400,000 new jobs in clean energy

The Guardian view on Labour’s tough talk on spending and migration: it could cost the party core support

Editorial: Two female politicians are reshaping Labour’s vision of government around restraint, contribution and control. But trying to outflank Reform UK carries electoral risks

Dyson’s profits fall by nearly 50% in ‘difficult’ year

Revenues down more than £500m after company cut more than a quarter of UK workforce

AstraZeneca’s listing rejig spells long-term danger for London

It’s not skipping off entirely to New York, but pharma giant sets a worrying precedent for UK stock market

GSK’s Emma Walmsley to step down as chief executive after eight years

Chief commercial officer Luke Miels to take over as CEO at Britain’s second-biggest drugmaker

Labour just doesn’t get it: workers feel poorer than ever. Is it any wonder Reform is rising?

Until the government starts tacking in a radically new direction, it will continue crashing in the polls. It could – and must – act differently, says Sharon Graham, general secretary of Unite

‘I wanted it all’: Claire’s shoppers on what the store has meant to them

Sparkly memories of the accessories stores, 156 of which will be rescued from administration in the UK and Ireland

Jaguar Land Rover cyber-attack: what’s the latest news?

How is the government helping the carmaker? Will jobs be protected? And when will production restart?

Bank of England’s Ramsden says inflation will fall to target as jobs market weakens; gold hits new record high – as it happened

Core disinflation process will continue as wage growth slows, BoE deputy governor explains

Seven out of 10 women in creative industries experience bullying and harassment, survey finds

Exclusive: Only half of victims report incidents – and of those who do, 42% say response was insufficient

Rachel Reeves unapologetic on her fiscal rules while talking up investment

Conference speech sets out likely Labour economic argument at next general election and pitch to party

AstraZeneca to upgrade US listing in ‘knock-back for London’

UK’s biggest drugmaker will put its US shares on a par with its London-based stock but says HQ will stay in Cambridge

Reeves warns Labour figures against ‘peddling idea’ of ditching fiscal rules

Chancellor tells party conference that higher borrowing to pay for public services risks serious damage to the economy