Channel travel chaos continues with ‘holiday hell’ at Eurotunnel

Holidaymakers hoping to cross from Dover and Folkestone to France on Sunday told to expect long delays

Tax-cut stunts can’t cover up the disaster that is Brexit

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak feel bound to talk lower spending to party members, but the former chancellor at least must see the folly of losing billions off our GDP

Hermann Hauser, founder of Arm: ‘Brexit is the biggest loss of sovereignty since 1066’

The doyen of the UK computing industry says that a hi-tech future will leave Britain no choice but to turn to Europe

The curious case of the Russian JCB dealer and the millionaire

Questions have arisen over sales of the British diggers in Russia after sanctions over the war in Ukraine descended

The Guardian view on European democracy: central bankers are villains and heroes

Editorial: The European Central Bank is effectively deciding how much a eurozone government can spend. That can’t last for long

Ukraine and Russia sign UN-backed deal to restart grain exports

Shipping of millions of tonnes from blockaded Black Sea ports could avert global food crisis

Olaf Scholz announces bailout for Germany’s largest Russian gas importer

Chancellor unveils government plan to take 30% stake in Uniper, as country struggles to cope with drastic cut in supplies

German tourists told to use colourful luggage to avoid airport delays

Advice to holidaymakers to ditch black bags to make it easier to find them met with mockery in media

Russian sponsorship row overshadows opening of Salzburg festival

The festival defends decision not to cancel Teodor Currentzis’s appearance despite links to ‘Putin’s private bank’

Brexit: European interest rates rise may push up UK’s divorce bill by £5bn

New Treasury estimate comes as European Central Bank increases interest rates for first time in 11 years

Germany tables new crisis measures after Russian gas supply only partly restored

Resumption of 40% of supplies is insufficient to ward off energy crisis in Europe this winter, say experts

European Central Bank raises interest rates for first time in 11 years

Bank surprises markets with 0.5 percentage point rise as inflation reaches 8.6% in eurozone

How reliant is Germany – and the rest of Europe – on Russian gas?

As Russia reopens Nord Stream pipeline at lower capacity, pressure remains to reduce consumption and dependency on Russia

Interest rates: the three central banks facing one tricky balancing act

In the fight against inflation the ECB, Bank of England and Federal Reserve risk either doing too much too soon, or too little too late

EU urges member states to slash gas use by 15% to counter ‘Russian blackmail’

Call for voluntary cut until March 2023 with binding reduction targets possible when Moscow ‘likely’ halts supplies