Labour in bid to avert Northern Ireland power cuts as result of Brexit legislation
Exclusive: Peter Hain to table amendment in House of Lords to protect single energy market
Germany calls for ‘precautionary pause’ before deep-sea mining industry starts
Berlin urges International Seabed Authority to prioritise nature as it debates rules and warns seabed mining may ‘destroy ecosystems’
Ukraine ships out record tonnage of grain despite Russia spurning scheme
Large convoy of vessels sets sail from Odesa as Moscow warns doing so without its approval is ‘risky’
US court drops Libor rate-rigging charges against ex-UBS trader
Judge dismisses case against British former trader Tom Hayes, who was jailed over interest rate scandal
Brexit red tape puts brakes on UK innovation and EU sales
Many new products now need multiple safety test facilities for home and abroad, say entrepreneurs
Twitter takeover: fears raised over disinformation and hate speech
EU commissioner says Elon Musk’s platform must ‘fly by our rules’ as UK minister raises concerns over content moderation
As invasion of Ukraine continues, western nations need to tax war profiteers’ windfalls
Households and businesses hit by higher prices caused by the conflict should be helped by companies that have benefited
‘I want Nestlé to explain’: families fight for answers in Buitoni E coli scandal
Pizza night turned to tragedy after Nathan Aïech, 8, died from an infection linked to E coli. A group of 48 families have filed a €250m civil suit for gross negligence against Nestlé France
Credit Suisse to cut 9,000 jobs and seek billions in new investment
Shake-up aims to draw line under series of scandals and new £3.5bn loss at Swiss bank
End of the road for Ford Fiesta: UK’s all-time bestselling car halts production
Owners mourn ‘modern-day classic’ as last factory in Germany switches to new electric models
Apple to put USB-C connectors in iPhones to comply with EU rules
Firm says it has no choice but to switch from proprietary Lightning port to the USB standard in EU
Don’t be fooled: sanctions really are hurting Russia’s war against Ukraine
Putin himself may be out of reach, but weakening the oligarchs and the economy is still an important weapon, says political science professor Carla Norrlöf
Heathrow passengers may have to fly outside peak times ahead of Christmas
Airport still has shortage of 25,000 staff and is keen to avoid disruption of summer
You have power, Rishi Sunak. Use it. Rejoin the single market and customs union
This Brexit built on lies can’t be undone, but the new PM has a chance to minimise the damage , says Jürgen Maier, vice-chair of the Northern Powerhouse Partnership
Tory backer says UK economy is ‘frankly doomed’ without Brexit renegotiation
Guy Hands says Conservatives are putting country ‘on a path to be sick man of Europe’