Financial Times

The Financial Times leads on the latest in the Greensill lobbying saga. Lex Greensill testified before politicians on Tuesday, as texts from former prime minister David Cameron were published.

As the threat of COVID-19 eases for the UK, Boris Johnson faces a growing threat to the union from Scotland – that’s on the front of the Financial Times.

The Bank of England expects the UK economy to grow by 7.25% this year – a much stronger recovery from the pandemic – built on the back of higher consumer spending, writes the Financial Times.

The Financial Times leads on the plight of Archegos Capital, which, it says, is facing insolvency.

Wirecard fraud started a decade ago, a former chief executive has claimed, according to the Financial Times.

Shares in businesses that went public through deals with “blank cheque” companies have dropped by an average of two-fifths from their highs, the Financial Times reports.

Shares in businesses that went public through deals with “blank cheque” companies have dropped by an average of two-fifths from their highs, the Financial Times reports.

US economic output moved close to pre-pandemic levels in the first quarter, highlighting the accelerating recovery hailed by President Biden following a massive fiscal stimulus and a successful COVID vaccine rollout, writes the Financial Times.