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The prime minister is under further pressure from business leaders and unions to drop plans to scrap large numbers of EU laws next year amid fears of “significant disruption”, the Financial Times reports. It notes that the move is among the key changes that have been pushed for by Tory eurosceptics. The paper is also one of a number to carry a picture of the German football team, who ahead of a match on Tuesday posed together with their hands over their mouths in an apparent protest at Fifa’s decision to ban armbands supporting LGBT rights.

Financial Times Front Page 4th of December 2025

Bond investors cautioned the US Treasury that selecting Kevin Hassett to replace Powell as Fed chair could unsettle markets, citing worries over his perceived political ties and potential for sweeping rate cuts. Officials said the selection process continues, with alternatives under review.

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Financial Times Front Page 3rd of December 2025

Nigel Farage told Reform donors he expects an arrangement with the Tories before the next election, possibly a merger or pact to avoid splitting the vote. Citing the fall‑out from 2019, he said past dealings will shape any terms. With an outright Reform win seen unlikely, a tie‑up could increase leverage over policy and seats.

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Financial Times Front Page 2nd of December 2025

OBR chair Richard Hughes has quit after a review concluded a Budget leak resulted from failings in the watchdog’s leadership, with a similar error at the Spring Statement. The episode heightens tension with the Treasury as ministers consider tightening OBR protocols.

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