Financial Times

Brexit features on the front of the Financial Times, with the headline reading: “UK will break ranks with EU and ditch US tariffs over state subsidies.”

The Financial Times reports that Uber has abandoned its efforts to develop its own self-driving car and has instead put a stake in an autonomous vehicle start-up backed by Amazon.

The Financial Times says Brexit trade talks are on a knife edge, with competition rules providing a major obstacle.

COVID vaccinations beginning in the UK next week, after regulators gave the green light to the Pfizer/ BioNTech jab, leads the front of the Financial Times.

The Financial Times says the collapse of Debenhams “sends tremors” through traditional bricks and mortar retail.

Mortgage approvals hit their highest level since 2007 after a “mad stampede” to buy houses before the end of the stamp duty holiday, according to the Financial Times.

The Financial Times reports the EU will call on the US to form a new global alliance as it hopes to bury the tensions of the Trump era. 

Philip Green’s Arcadia is preparing to enter administration, putting hundreds of shops and more than 13,000 jobs at risk, the Financial Times reports.