Financial Times

The Financial Times reports that despite rising ticket costs, determined travellers have helped push airline profits to new highs.

Peter Flavel, Coutts’ Chief Executive, has resigned in the wake of the Nigel Farage banking incident, according to a story in the Financial Times.

Financial Times highlights criticism directed at NatWest leadership following the resignation of CEO Dame Alison Rose after the closure of Nigel Farage’s Coutts account.

According to the Financial Times, wildfires in North Africa and Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s plans to revise energy efficiency targets for landlords are among the day’s key stories.

Credit Suisse has been penalised with a $388m fine by UK and US regulators due to substantial failures linked to the collapse of Archegos Capital.

The Financial Times reports on billionaire supporters of Ron DeSantis reconsidering their backing of his presidential bid.

FT Weekend covers Conservative MPs urging Sunak to soften green pledges, such as the 2030 new petrol car sales ban, following recent by-election results.

The Financial Times shares news of a significant setback to UK’s renewable energy efforts as surging costs halt one of the country’s largest offshore wind farm projects.

The Financial Times focuses on the unexpected and substantial drop in inflation to a 15-month low of 7.9%.

The Financial Times reports on Tata Motors’ plan to construct a battery factory in Somerset.