Matterhorn no more: Toblerone to change design under ‘Swissness’ rules
Alpine mountain image will be replaced with more generic summit when some of chocolate bar’s production moves out of country
New Brexit trading rules could take more than two years to bed in fully
No 10 says UK is giving firms in Northern Ireland time to prepare with phased introduction
Even Sunak seems to like the single market. So why doesn’t Labour?
The PM’s commendation of the EU’s benefits to Northern Ireland is surely a sign for the party to embrace rejoining
ECB looking out for price gouging as fears grow over ‘greedflation’
Concerns that a big driver of price rises may be firms using inflation as excuse to increase profit margins
Russia could run out of money next year, says oligarch Oleg Deripaska
Western sanctions are causing serious pressure, with budget deficit forecast to jump
Bankers on trial in Zurich accused of aiding man known as ‘Putin’s wallet’
Four Gazprombank executives accused of ‘due diligence’ failure in helping Sergey Roldugin deposit millions of Swiss francs
The Guardian view on economic comparisons: Poland’s rise is not about our faults
Editorial: Labour ought to realise that growth is important, but it may not be what really matters to voters
Lime criticised for offering free rides before Paris e-scooter referendum
Deputy mayor objects to incentive of free 10-minute rides to those who sign up to electoral register
Russia says military drone attempted to strike gas facility near Moscow
Wreckage suggests UAV was Ukrainian-made, marking rare attempted strike hundreds of miles behind Russian lines
Sunak sets out Northern Ireland trade deal to MPs as Labour vow to back agreement – as it happened
Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen say ‘Windsor framework’ has been reached after four months of negotiations
‘Stability and certainty are big ticks’: Northern Ireland firms on protocol deal
Businesses relieved after headaches of post-Brexit trade agreement – but there is still progress to be made
‘Brits are suffering but for us it’s boom time’: how Brexit boosted French and Irish ports
The cheapest way from Ireland to Europe used to be via Dover. But now Cherbourg and Rosslare are thriving
How low will house prices go? Lessons from UK, US, Europe and elsewhere
How the property markets around the world are faring and what is behind the global slide
BASF to cut 2,600 jobs as energy crisis puts Germany on track for recession
Chemicals company says disruption from Ukraine war, rising costs and inflation will continue this year
BA owner ‘worried’ over Heathrow’s readiness for summer
IAG returns to profit, making £1.1bn in 2022, as travel industry bounces back from Covid