Financial Times

Financial Times reports that France, Germany, Italy, and Romania have pledged to support Ukraine’s application to join the EU.

According to the Financial Times, the Federal Reserve in the US has raised its policy rate.

The Financial Times reports that Coinbase will cut almost a fifth of its staff as a result of sharp declines in cryptocurrency prices and trading volumes.

The Financial Times says Boris Johnson defied criticism by publishing legislation to “rip up his 2020 Brexit deal with the EU” and said there was no other way to protect Northern Ireland’s peace.

The Financial Times leads with a criticism of Boris Johnson’s plan to rip up his 2020 Brexit deal on trade with Northern Ireland.

According to the Financial Times, Chancellor Rishi Sunak wasted £11bn by paying too much interest servicing the government’s debt.

According to the OECD, the UK economy will have the worst growth out of all of the G20 countries except Russia.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Ukraine’s president, said a stalemate in the war with Russia was “not an option for us”. He once again appealed for western military support to restore Ukraine’s territorial integrity.

According to the Financial Times, Boris Johnson’s 211-to-148 victory in Monday’s confidence vote left him badly damaged and exposed the scale of division in his party.