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Cost of living crisis: how does UK compare with rest of Europe?

Britain has taken steps to ease the impact of rising prices. But other countries have gone further

Era of soaring house prices is ending as central banks raise rates

Policies are tightening when major economies are either falling into recession or heading that way

Ukraine waiting for UN go-ahead to get grain ships away

Kyiv waiting for UN as news about insurance cover adds to hopes of shipments leaving soon

Eurozone inflation hits record high of 8.9% as energy prices soar

Cost of living crisis comes as 19-member currency bloc beats growth forecasts in second quarter

BA owner IAG returns to profit for first time since start of Covid pandemic

Airline group says demand is strong despite ‘historic challenges’ at Heathrow and elsewhere

If Putin is using gas prices to fight Europe, how can it fight back?

Analysis: in this massive hybrid war, Europe is preparing its defences before winter and hoping sanctions bite

British exporters report stagnating trade as post-Brexit delays blamed

Customs checks and border queues cited as leading barriers, as only 29% of firms say sales increased in Q2

The Guardian view on Russian gas: a compelling reason to go green

Editorial: Vladimir Putin’s cynical extortion makes as eloquent a case for the clean energy transition as any environmental idealist

Germany accuses Russia of ‘power play’ as gas pipeline supply drops by half

State-run Gazprom reduces flow through Nord Stream 1 to around 20% of its capacity

Credit Suisse chief executive resigns after turbulent two years

Thomas Gottstein steps down in latest high-level departure and will be replaced by Ulrich Körner

How does the EU plan to cut gas usage by 15% this winter?

Industry to feel pinch first after all countries in bloc except Hungary agreed to voluntary reduction

EU agrees plan to ration gas use over Russia supply fears

Despite most energy ministers backing the scheme the EU was forced to water down proposals

Eurozone crisis in reverse as southern states scold Germany over gas

Analysis: Southern European countries were unwilling to sign up to homogenous 15% cut in gas

Russia’s Gazprom to make drastic cut to Europe’s gas supply from Wednesday

Zelenskiy accused Moscow of ‘gas war’ after Russian state-controlled energy company says it is halting a turbine due to its ‘technical condition’

Dover ferry passengers advised to arrive early amid fears of summer-long disruption

Cross-Channel ferry passengers told to arrive in good time for border checks after weekend of delays

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