At least 15 killed after Lisbon streetcar derailed
Foreign nationals among the dead as reports suggest cable came loose on Elevador de Glória funicular railway
Foreign nationals among the dead as reports suggest cable came loose on Elevador de Glória funicular railway
Long-dated Treasuries recover from historic lows after job openings figures come in below forecast
UK chancellor will present fiscal plan on November 26, a month later than last year, amid market uncertainty
US president says further measures have been prepared against Russia as he meets with Poland’s leader
Stephen Miran will promise to resist outside influences when he appears before lawmakers on Thursday
Job losses at US major are latest in numerous cutbacks affecting the sector
Deputy prime minister faces hefty stamp duty bill as she waits for government ethics adviser to rule on affair
Court sanctions look to have left search company well-placed to become a dominant player in the emerging AI market
Reform party leader cites arrest of a comedy writer as an example of ‘big threat’ the UK posed to free expression
System potentially allows machine troupes to work faster and reduce collisions
Tribunal found that 29-year-old claimant was subject to unwanted sexual advance
MEPs from most parties in the bloc’s assembly call for revisions to agreement
Chinese premier noted predictions that humans could live to 150 in this century
Global governance needs reform but Beijing is not the one to lead it
New chief Fernando Fernandez vows to end Unilever’s ‘inconsistent performance culture’
Your move, Jane Street
At the US Open and beyond, matches have routinely been finishing in the early hours
What does the rise of start-ups with very few staff mean for the future of work?
The ultimate party drink is becoming more sophisticated
Two books explain why the country is more divided than ever
Ncuti Gatwa and Edward Bluemel star as the two playwrights in Liz Duffy Adams’ mischievous drama at Wyndham’s Theatre, London
Choosing your benchmark
Governor tells committee that central bank independence is key to sound policymaking