What is the new EU border system EES, and how will it work?
Digital entry and exit scheme means most travellers will have to register biometric information at the border
Widow of man conned out of pension savings to lose half the compensation to tax
Robert Dewar’s widow, Susan, is a leading campaigner over multimillion-pound Norton Motorcycles fraud
The quiet toll of Trump’s legal immigration crackdown: ‘I’m trying to stay afloat’
Immigration lawyer Kim Xavier says stricter enforcement and delays are leaving even legal immigrants in limbo and fear
Do we need Imax? 70mm? VistaVision? All I need to watch movies at the cinema is darkness and quiet
Cinema used to be an accessible and affordable mass pursuit. This debate about the ‘purest’ format to view certain films only risks putting off movie-goers, says freelance writer and editor Larry Ryan
‘London has turned into something crazy’: is the city in the grip of a crime wave?
Perception of runaway crime partly blamed for ‘driving away the super-rich’ but in reality some high-profile offences such as watch theft are falling
Tony Blair and Nick Clegg hosted dinner giving tech bosses access to UK minister
Exclusive: Six tech leaders dined with investment minister, documents reveal, underlining growing influence of ex-PM’s consultancy
What price loyalty? UK supermarket cards rated
As prices rise, we look at whether schemes such as Tesco’s Clubcard and Sainsbury’s Nectar are a good deal
Rachel Reeves v the OBR: chancellor aims to loosen the watchdog’s grip
Labour embraced the forecaster’s powerful role, but now finds itself scrambling in the face of gloomy projections
Rachel Reeves looks for extra headroom in budget to insulate UK economy against bond market
Chancellor hopes to raise enough funds to stop damaging speculation about breaching fiscal rules
Hackers leak Qantas data containing 5 million customer records after ransom deadline passes
Hacker collective Scattered Lapsus$ Hunters demanded payment in return for preventing the stolen data of nearly 40 companies from being shared
Trump news at a glance: layoffs for federal workers begin and president threatens China with tariffs
President suggests layoffs will be ‘a lot’ and in Democrat areas as unions for federal workers take the matter to court – key US politics stories from 10 October at a glance
Trump threatens 100% China tariffs as Beijing restricts rare-earth exports
President accuses China of ‘very hostile’ moves and says additional tariffs could come on 1 November ‘or sooner’
Eric Potts obituary
Other lives: Industrial economist who worked to bring business to manufacturers in the north of England
The Guardian view on an AI bubble: capitalism still hasn’t evolved to protect itself
Editorial: Warnings about inflated tech stocks suggest investors never learn and central bankers learn too late
US retail workers and shoppers: tell us about the impact of Trump’s tariffs
More than three in four store managers report more empty shelves since the Trump administration’s global tariff rollout, new poll suggests