RwandAir was concerned about reputational risk associated with British government’s contentious scheme

Several cabinet ministers had criticised plan to cut legal migration by targeting foreign students

Smartpay Limited in 2015 told a recruitment agency that it was an onshore company

Chinese tech group has been early winner from Ukraine war but remains wary of Washington threat

Experts say the infrastructure underpinning the internet is in danger of dividing into eastern and western blocs

Spending on private ‘out of area’ beds has reached record levels to the detriment of financially stretched trusts and patients

Independent study led by former UN climate champion comes amid growing scrutiny of patronage of higher education

Headmasters say some parents are paying for years of education upfront to avoid being caught by potential measure

US group’s report comes as Bolsonaro’s environmental policies face scrutiny in Brazil

Newly found correspondence includes a 2009 email from Jeremy Hunt raising constituents’ concerns about Horizon

Recommendation by Woodcock review comes with threat to politicians under spotlight in wake of Gaza vote

Housing secretary’s attempts to put pledges into law have been watered down following pushback from landlords

FT analysis finds spending has remained at pandemic level in some Whitehall departments

Sir Ed Davey tells the FT he is expecting to make gains in the ruling Conservative party’s traditional strongholds

Lars Wingefors created Europe’s biggest gaming company with an acquisitive strategy that has attracted short sellers

Public affairs advisers say there is glut of Tory staffers seeking to bail out of government

History provides a window into how the coronavirus outbreak might come to a close

Ethan King, a 21-year-old man with autism, had his needs assessed by a physiotherapist. His mother says they are "staring into the abyss" after his benefits were revoked.

Officials defend decision to wait for report recommendations as campaigners demand ministers speed up compensation payments

Packaged goods groups left exposed by lack of structural change, report finds

Held on the Isle of Man and beset by hardship, a small band wrote and performed a comedy unlike any other

Cement has transformed the world, but now threatens to wreck the environment. We need to tax it, now

SoftBank-owned group aims to charge more for each chip design in radical shake-up of business model

MAC chair accuses government of ‘do as I say’ attitude over raising salary threshold for skilled overseas recruits

UK chip designer changes strategy ahead of planned float with renewed focus on lucrative server market

Minister lobbies for policies to streamline Gift Aid and unlock donations as charities struggle to stay afloat

Health secretary Matt Hancock praises NHS test and trace for ‘dogged determination’ in tracking individual down

The British government wants to draw on expert knowledge about the fast-developing technology

Rishi Sunak is keen to bring together world leaders and tech executives to define governance of new technology

Brazilian law allows landless families to claim abandoned private land. But Gabriel Filho residents have been evicted by a large-scale landowner accused of killing the hamlet’s namesake.

Amount was shared among 3,000 high earners in 2022, according to Treasury analysis

Drew Nelson orchestrates bid for company as government plans to curb sale to Chinese-owned Nexperia

Global Witness highlights UK hedge fund’s stake in company accused of environmental violations