The plans for operas in the core repertoire remain very modest. ENO will stage a new production of Britten’s Albert Herring ...

Simply sign up to the Global Economy myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. One of the promised advantages of leaving the EU was that it would allow Britain to forge its own path in the ...

Nato’s largest defence spender, Poland, has urged EU partners to contribute to increased defences along its borders with Russia and Belarus as a way to show Donald Trump they are committed to their ...

As Europe races to end the sale of petrol cars by 2035, heaping pressure on manufacturers as their investments in new technology spiral and stricter emissions rules loom, the road to mass-adoption of ...

UK arm’s-length bodies lack accountability and some have become a “law unto themselves”, the new chair of parliament’s public administration committee has warned, as he set out plans for an inquiry ...

The adoption of Palantir’s data platform across the health service has accelerated across England over the past six months but has fallen behind internal rollout goals set by the NHS amid pervasive ...

This is an audio transcript of the Life and Art from FT Weekend podcast episode: ‘Culture chat — ‘Wicked’ hits the high notes’ Lilah Raptopoulos Hi, listeners, this is Lilah. I am getting on before we ...

Constructors’ championship still up for grabs with next season promising to be the most competitive in the modern era ...

The Scottish designer reflects on his namesake label and return to fashion via a new womenswear collection with Self-Portrait ...

Any new broadcasting contract will test the sport’s appeal in America after a small fall in viewership from its 2022 peak ...

A plump just-set egg, enrobed in silken mayo, a couple of anchos thrown over the top like discarded stockings, was almost ...

The chain, which has been expanding its reach beyond the UK, opened 79 new stores globally in its most recent quarter. It has ...