The Guardian view on Labour and the climate crisis: the £28bn question deserves an answer

Editorial: Sir Keir Starmer has popular plans to green the economy but electoral support is the crucial precondition to make them a reality

Labour is on course for victory – but what kind of economy will it inherit?

Inflation is coming down, but Keir Starmer will need to improve public services when there is a lack of ready cash

Jeremy Hunt’s post-Brexit City shake-up is ‘damp squib’, say MPs

Treasury select committee says Edinburgh reforms launched a year ago have had little impact on UK economy

Investment fund co-founded by Jacob Rees-Mogg to close after client withdraws £2bn – as it happened

Live coverage of business, economics and financial markets as Somerset Capital says it will wind down after loss of major client

James Robertson obituary

Writer, thinker and champion of green economics, monetary reform and new ways of looking at employment

The Guardian view on Tory ideology: Thatcherism isn’t working – it never did

Editorial: There was no miracle, only a myth manufactured by the Iron Lady herself. It’s time Westminster woke up to that

Tell us: will you be affected by the UK visa rule changes?

We’d like to hear from people who have family members in the UK on a family visa, or were hoping to come to Britain under the previous visa rules

The Guardian view on a dismal inheritance: the UK does not need another bout of austerity

Editorial: Fixing a broken economy with service-led growth and increases in public investment as well as welfare spending should be seriously considered

The broken state of UK economy is clear; Hunt and Starmer’s solutions are less so

Resolution Foundation report underlines lack of progress by Tories but Labour proposals seem woolly

James Cleverly tells MPs crackdown will cut annual immigration numbers by about 300,000 – as it happened

Home secretary to announce big hike in salary requirement for migrants to the UK as Rishi Sunak tries to cut net migration figures

Public spending is not the only lever Labour can pull, says Starmer

Labour leader refuses to rule out keeping planned cuts to government departments if he wins power

Jeremy Hunt blames Brexit for sparking half-decade of instability

Chancellor says vote led to ‘incredibly challenging time’ as he defends tax cuts paid for by public sector austerity

UK has lacked coherent economic strategy for years, thinktank finds

Trade has been hit by Brexit, while the number in poverty has risen sharply in a country ill-prepared for the future

A knife-edge quest: Lord of the Rings resonates at Cop28 climate summit

Tolkien’s hostility to rampant industrialisation should chime with the nations represented in Dubai

No 10 daren’t admit it, but Ursula von der Leyen is right: we’ll be going back on Brexit

The case for rejoining the single market and the customs union grows stronger by the day. A future Labour government can’t ignore it