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Grain prices rise after Russian pullout of Black Sea deal sparks food crisis fears

Moscow criticised as concern grows about impact of climbing agricultural commodity prices on poorer countries

Giant windfarm off Norfolk coast halted due to spiralling costs

Swedish energy giant Vattenfall says costs have climbed 40% due to rise in global gas prices

Europe heatwave fails to deter holidaymakers as easyJet demand booms

No-frills carrier reports record quarterly £200m profit as rebound in travel industry gathers pace

US economist pulls out of key EU tech regulation role after Macron criticism

Fiona Scott Morton tells Margrethe Vestager she will not be taking up job due to ‘political controversy’

UK relaxes visa rules for foreign builders amid Brexit shortages

Bricklayers and other construction jobs added to list alongside care workers and engineers

Olive oil industry in crisis as Europe’s heatwave threatens another harvest

World’s biggest olive producer, Spain, on course for second bad harvest in a row, raising fears of gaps on shelves and even higher prices

Brexit import controls: is the UK ready and will they push up prices?

Firms in Kent uncertain as government’s strategy for checks from this autumn remains unclear

Nokia and Ericsson shares fall as cost of living crisis hits telecoms sales

Finnish company lowers profit expectations, while Swedish firm expects flat or ‘slightly up’ margins

London losing out to Paris and Milan over tourist shopping, says Burberry

British brand’s sales jump by 18% year on year on back of post-Covid bounceback in China

Starmer’s Labour are not the Tories. But they are timid

The opposition must accept there will be huge challenges if they win the election. But they do not have to accept Brexit

Ford Fiesta: production ends of UK’s all-time bestselling car

Final vehicle built at factory in Cologne as carmaker moves over to electric vehicles

Air traffic control strikes could disrupt flights in Europe this summer

Union at Eurocontrol network manager operations centre in Brussels warns of industrial action

Unilever named ‘international sponsor of war’ by Ukraine

Protest at London HQ highlights taxes company pays in Russia and new law requiring it to contribute to war effort

Eurozone inflation falls to 5.5% in sharp contrast to UK

Economists put reason for divergence down to Brexit and Britain’s energy price guarantee

Heathrow appoints Copenhagen airport boss as new CEO

Thomas Woldbye will take over from John Holland-Kaye in October, tasked with repairing relations with airlines

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