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Brexit is making cost of living crisis worse, new study claims

EU withdrawal fuelling higher import costs and costing British workers nearly £500 a year, says Resolution Foundation

Ocado aims to raise £575m from investors to fund tech arm expansion

Firm wants to ‘invest in innovation at faster pace’ and help clients as online grocery market grows

Mallorca restaurants bring in dress code to curb antisocial tourism

Move by 11 establishments prompted by problem of groups ‘only looking to get drunk in the streets’

Russian palaces, villas and yachts linked to Putin by email leak – in pictures, maps and video

Exclusive: A new investigation by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project and the Meduza news site has found links through an email domain name that appear to connect opulent properties across Russia

Unfinished and unwanted 9,000-passenger cruise ship to be scrapped

Lower hull of Global Dream II to be disposed of after shipbuilder filed for bankruptcy

Summer holidays: is it cheaper to go to the UK, France or Spain?

Petrol, accommodation and food prices are rising at home and abroad. We compare the cost of three destinations

‘Summer will be monstrous’: Barcelona wrestles with revival of mass tourism

As visitors return after easing of Covid curbs, talk of diversification of Spanish city has been drowned out by sound of ringing tills

UK food price rises could hit 15% over summer, report says

Ukraine war, China lockdowns and Brexit help push up inflation, with products that rely on wheat worst hit

Why is the ECB still fiddling over a potential eurozone crisis?

Christine Lagarde is failing to heed the lesson of the last decade: act quickly and act clearly

Northern Ireland protocol: what is the UK and EU’s standoff about?

Disputes over customs checks and trade data are being intensified by the NI protocol bill’s proposed breach of international law

Russia rakes in nearly $20bn from oil exports in May

Rise in revenues is setback for west’s efforts to hit Russian economy in wake of Ukraine invasion

US announces plan to build silos on Ukraine border to export grain

Joe Biden working with European governments to avert global crisis and help lower food prices

Markets brace for sharpest rise in US interest rates in almost 30 years

Federal Reserve expected to increase cost of borrowing by 0.75 percentage points to curb rising inflation

Hungary to make $600m annual profit through Russian oil tax – research agency

Eurointelligence analysis says profit is ‘at expense of everyone else in EU’

Pressure grows to extend UK steel import quotas

Producers fear losing £150m in annual sales unless government keeps ‘steel safeguards’

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