Financial Times

Andrew Bailey, the governor of the Bank of England, warned that the UK’s economy is suffering more due to the energy crisis.

As the FT reports, Donald Trump attempted to visit the Capitol on January 6 2021 but was refused by his security detail, according to witness testimony.

In response to the war in Ukraine, NATO will increase the number of troops on high alert to 30,000, according to the Financial Times.

According to the Financial Times, G7 leaders are considering imposing a price cap on Russian oil to make it harder for Moscow to finance the war in Ukraine.

The Financial Times reports on the US Supreme Court’s ruling on abortion rights.

As teaching unions threaten to go on strike, Rishi Sunak defended the government’s decision to raise the basic state pension in line with inflation, reports the Financial Times.

Kellogg is reportedly splitting into three separate companies. The Financial Times reports that the US company will retain its snack foods division while spinning off the cereals section and a smaller plant-based food division.

There are growing fears that the rail strikes across the UK may be the catalyst for further industrial action.

London bosses warn the UK is headed for a recession later this year, according to the Financial Times.