Orlando Reade examines John Milton’s biblical poem from the viewpoint of 12 historical figures, from Malcolm X to Jordan ...

FTAV reckons it won’t be long before we start lamenting the change, and calling for another one. As is the norm in Britain: ...

Investors held off making big bets and girded for volatility as Americans headed to the polls in one of the most significant elections in recent memory, with sweeping implications for global markets.

UK health agencies will join forces with genetic sequencing company Oxford Nanopore Technologies to speed up screening of dangerous pathogens and give early warning of pandemic threats. The initiative ...

Simply sign up to the Chinese trade myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. China’s premier has issued a defence of international trade on the eve of the US presidential election, telling a ...

Vanguard has deposed its rival BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, from its position as manager of the ...

This is an audio transcript of the FT News Briefing podcast episode: ‘What to expect on US election night’ Sonja Hutson Good ...

It’s a pretty good guess that the rise in equipment investment comes down to hardware for AI data centres. Some evidence of ...

For months, vast shipping containers have been lining the roads into Pakistan’s capital city. The metal boxes, used as temporary blockades to stop protesters reaching state buildings, are turning ...

The annual EFG London Jazz Festival draws the capital’s concert halls, clubs and neighbourhood bars into a 10-day celebration of jazz. This year’s 300-plus gigs range from cross-cultural ...

Overnight, the dollar and bond yields had fallen as investors trimmed earlier bets on a Trump victory. Yields on 10-year ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Britain’s fleet of gas-fired power plants will need to stay online as back-up in 2030 even if the government ...