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Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland decline to follow Boris Johnson in relaxing almost all restrictions in England on July 19

Plenty of people have been buying into their success story but research points to risk for investors

Commission to unveil a dozen policies designed to ensure EU can meet pollution goals

Martine Moïse, seriously wounded in last week’s attack, recorded message in Florida, where she is receiving treatment

Systemic guidance will help public and private sector investors to distinguish good from bad

With household incomes increasingly stretched grocers pivot from recent moves upmarket

Landslide victory tightens leader’s hold on power as conflict continues in Tigray region

Vaccines minister cites ‘expectation’ for people to wear face coverings indoors and on public transport

Authorities wary as stricken travel industry welcomes crowds fleeing summer heat to mountain retreats

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Even bosses stand to gain when workers toil fewer days for the same pay

Growing activist movement presents double-edged sword for mainstream party ahead of elections

Business meetings are back, bringing disastrous collisions between shakers, bumpers and fist knockers

Wealthy nations urged to send surplus Covid-19 jabs immediately to region hardest-hit by pandemic

Ministers usually make final decision on appointments, despite part of role being to scrutinise government