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Chancellor shelves plan to cut inheritance tax in Autumn Statement but has more fiscal headroom than expected
Tories concerned that family’s offer to repay media group’s £1.1bn debt will use funding from Abu Dhabi
Government growth plan hit by industry concerns over higher fees and risks for investors
Royal College of GPs urges government to take action over ‘unsafe’ infrastructure ahead of Autumn Statement
Chancellor seeks to make room in finances for tax cuts after inflation fell to 4.6% in October
Households living near pylons and substations will be offered compensation as part of Autumn Statement
Spring Budget tax cuts could be hurried forward as chancellor seeks to appease Tory MPs fearful of 2024 election defeat
Jeremy Hunt should prioritise the country’s economic health ahead of political pressures
Rain Newton-Smith says business lobby group’s finances are stable after redundancy round and cash crunch
She left academia behind to establish herself as a leading writer of highbrow fiction
The former premier needs a second act after his own spell in Downing Street left him carrying Brexit and austerity baggage
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Executives say existing space in country is close to capacity as they pitch site in Sunderland
Chancellor’s proposals expected to fall short of some regional leaders’ ambitious demands
Weak economic data have added to investors’ conviction on ECB and BoE moves next year
Targeting half of BII’s budget on fragile states will lead to a ‘big change’ in how money is distributed, says minister Andrew Mitchell
Jeremy Hunt pledges to boost growth as he unveils £4.5bn in new funding for industry
Government preparing to reopen contracts in drive to boost passenger numbers
US defence group’s decision to withdraw from first stage of competition leaves just one contender
Inflation is falling, but bad vibes will be harder to shift than politicians had hoped
Suella Braverman sacked; Supreme Court deems unlawful government’s Rwanda policy
David Schwimmer defends London market after Glencore said it would list planned mining spin-off in New York
Figures contrast with expectations of a rise and send gilt yields lower
Building society warns customers under pressure though defaults lower than expected
Richard Moriarty says Financial Reporting Council’s priority is high-quality audits and competition is not ‘an end in itself’
Drawdowners can cut their liability with careful planning
Activity of British arm of VSMPO-AVISMA is legal because of carve-out in sanctions regimes
Survey finds sharp increase in the number of households in arrears on multiple bills
Swiss industry-standard training in Greater Manchester aims to help plug a gap of thousands of workers and improve customer service
Former minister insists UK must override international law to be able to send asylum seekers to African nation
Public accounts committee cites ‘extreme concerns’ over scheme beset by spiralling costs and inflation
Labour says Michael Matheson’s position is untenable after admitting his children used his iPad while on holiday
UK chancellor under pressure from Tory MPs ahead of election expected next year
Aslef outlines ‘rolling programme’ of walkouts at 16 train companies
Chancellor’s move is part of range of measures aimed at channelling retirement fund investment to boost economic growth
Chancellor to announce plans to tackle long-term sickness and joblessness in Autumn Statement next week
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