Celebrated painter was known for works including the ‘Swimming Pool’ series
Resignation of UK defence secretary shows some governments will struggle to find the money
Peter Thiel-chaired data intelligence group sued publication over reports that Switzerland rejected its approaches
Our experts discuss which companies to buy, sell or hold this week
List expanded to almost 400 imported items with significant amount of steel or aluminium
Two-fifths of UK applicants received fewer shares than they asked for at the record-breaking IPO
Derbyshire Police says officer probed over allegations of perverting the course of justice
Joachim Nagel signals rate-setters will keep ‘all our options open’
A decade after the referendum, Anthony Seldon’s anthology finds Britain still trapped between the promises and impact of splitting from the EU
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane. Explore the latest data through interactive charts
Also in this newsletter: Revolt against deficit spending to temper energy prices
Car industry is split over how Brussels can protect manufacturing against Chinese EV onslaught
Initiative would require the government to act once the number of people reached 9.5mn
PM Jonas Gahr Støre tells FT that Europe should seek energy security as he presses bloc to scrap drilling ban in High North
Higher government borrowing costs and changes in warfare have hit one of the biggest equity trades of recent years
The film producer loves James Barnor, Tekla sheets and The Sound of Music
The capital’s newest opening hopes to bring the capsule hotel to business people as well as backpackers — and there are plans for many more
From Dürer to Keith Haring and Anselm Kiefer, artists have continually reinvented cataclysmic imagery to reflect the anxieties of their age
Those that thrive in hot climates, others that flower monthly, or which have unusual hues. Take your pick, but choose wisely
Will Fifa have empty stadiums?
Fallout from knife attack and riots accelerated by online posting, current and former officers say
Central bank is first in G7 to increase borrowing costs in response to Middle East energy crisis
A secure future depends on a revitalised transatlantic alliance
POP goes a weasel
Chief diplomat Kaja Kallas and her EEAS are in capitals’ crosshairs over leadership and co-ordination issues
