Uefa doubles down on World Cup boycott in effort to oust Infantino
Europe’s football governing body reiterates threat despite Fifa ditching plan to sell stake to external investors
Europe’s football governing body reiterates threat despite Fifa ditching plan to sell stake to external investors
Hundreds of trains cancelled in northern England as backup systems slow to kick in at critical facility
State’s attorney-general says lawsuit involves ‘first-of-its-kind’ litigation
Genomic language model has huge potential to redesign organisms such as bacteria
Once high-flying start-up is selling itself to Bending Spoons for just under $2.3bn
Authoritarians are gaining ground in an era of more transactional diplomacy
Group slashes outlook as bottlenecks limit ability to convert strong demand for advanced parts into sales
New role for the DeepMind co-founder comes as the competitive frontier in the technology is shifting
Two US private capital groups had vied to buy low-cost carrier in months-long battle
New chief unveils plans to restore growth along with suite of cost cuts
US court agrees with emergency stay requested by lawyers acting for president’s investment trust
How ordinary people survived Roman Egypt’s brutal economy
Stranger-than-fiction tale ‘A Child of My Own’; ‘Love Me Tender’ stars a brilliant Vicky Krieps; surreal, animated feature ‘Bouchra’; Glenn Close is a twinkly grandmother in ‘The Summer Book’; Tom Holland dons his suit for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’; spectacular childhood tale ‘Ish’. Reviews by Dan
An insider’s look at publishing argues that literary agents have shaped genres, global reputations and the economics of modern fiction
The actor has fun as a placid powerhouse in this atmospheric but uneventful film
Constance Debré’s 2020 novel, inspired by her own experience of coming out, has been adapted into a sober drama about motherhood and self-liberation
Meriem Bennani and Orian Barki’s animated feature follows a canine film-maker trying to reconcile with her mother
The US urgently needs to broaden its export control regime if it’s serious about winning the AI race
CEO says moving into naval was still ‘the right decision’ but admitted to have been ‘astonished’ the F126 project was dropped
Gen Z’s nostalgia for a world they never experienced is a quiet revolt against dominant narratives about the future
US central bank chair remains confident that sweeping reforms will win over key investors
Sports Direct founder casts doubt over department store chain’s prospects even as he vies to acquire it
Also in today’s newsletter, a wide-ranging exclusive interview with Virginia governor Abigail Spanberger
Dancers showed a total command of time and space in this well-selected line-up at London’s Royal Opera House