Financial Times

The Financial Times leads with demands for British customers to have greater protection against dubious crypto investments.

Nearly $4 trillion has been made through mergers and acquisitions in a record-breaking year so far, the Financial Times reports. 

The owner of British Gas has warned that global supply problems could raise household bills and see energy-intensive businesses having to cut usage this winter – that’s on the front of the Financial Times.

The Financial Times splashes on a story that the UK has drawn up “secret” plans to relocate the Trident nuclear base in the case of Scottish independence. 

Eurozone inflation has risen to its highest level in almost a decade, reports the Financial Times.

The Financial Times leads with the news that a surge in COVID cases in the US led the European Union to consider suspending Transatlantic travel. 

The Financial Times splashes on the story of a US drone strike foiling another attack in Kabul.

Ministers have told businesses to hire UK-based workers to address a chronic shortage of lorry drivers, according to the Financial Times.

Dozens of people are feared dead, with US troops among the fatalities, following explosions at Kabul airport, reports the Financial Times.