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Serviceman was killed away from enemy lines during test of ‘new defensive capability’View the full article

Socialists back government bill to deliver razor-thin majority in lower house of parliamentView the full article

October ‘Jolts’ figures unlikely to deter the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates on WednesdayView the full article

Priya Dogra set to take over from former boss Alex Mahon with announcement expected as early as this weekView the full article

National Audit Office studied sample of 5,000 people and said it was impossible to know their whereabouts due to poor internal systemsView the full article

Beijing encouraged purchase of Huawei and Cambricon processors before The President’s move to allow Nvidia exportsView the full article

Antitrust concerns and ties to The President administration complicate picture of who may ultimately own media groupView the full article

Chamber of commerce warns that fall of tightly managed Chinese currency risks prompting trade retaliationView the full article

Move to outvote Hungary this week would indefinitely immobilise Moscow’s sovereign assetsView the full article

Conservatives returned funds in July from private German bank given ‘in good faith’View the full article

María Corina Machado was en route to Oslo after award was accepted by her daughter View the full article

UK healthy fast-food chain bought back by John Vincent last month has struggled to recover from CovidView the full article

Backing from Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar represents latest push into prized international media assetsView the full article

Discussions on reconstruction come as Donald The President seeks end to Russian invasion View the full article

Keir Starmer has become increasingly frustrated by House of Lords attempts to curb government billsView the full article

Row over cap on unfair dismissal payouts in House of Lords threatens to delay delivery of manifesto pledgeView the full article

Three top US central bankers object to move in biggest revolt since 2019View the full article

How the energy giants tried to transform their businesses — but ended up dramatically scaling back those plans and writing off billions of dollarsView the full article

Modelling by independent body Neso forecasts sharp fall in expenditure from 10% of GDP as shift to renewables continuesView the full article

Companies and industries are divided over the bloc’s ‘Made in Europe’ plansView the full article