Flights disrupted after crash at NY’s LaGuardia airport kills two
Passenger jet flying from Montreal collided with ground vehicle
Starmer warns against counting on ‘quick and early’ end to conflict
Rachel Reeves to set out plans to support households and businesses after surge in energy prices
Economics for the real world — a provocative new playbook, plus India’s growth story
Dani Rodrik sets out ambitious new ways to tackle the fraying postwar order, while Arvind Subramanian and Devesh Kapur chart India’s dramatic transformation
Giorgia Meloni loses justice referendum
Italians reject premier’s push to overhaul judiciary that has often clashed with government
Pakistan steps up as go-between in Trump’s Iran crisis
Military strongman Asim Munir uses Tehran ties and warm relationship with US president to boost mediation effort
Markets rebound after Donald Trump postpones attack on Iranian energy
Stocks reverse losses and oil tumbles after US president says there have been ‘constructive’ talks with Tehran
The BBC is a victim of benign neglect
It is time for a director-general with bold thinking in this age of disruption
US warns EU to pass trade deal or risk losing ‘favourable’ access to LNG
European parliament set to vote this week on whether to ratify Turnberry agreement signed last year
UK reviews free childcare thresholds as spending hits £9bn
Education secretary Bridget Phillipson says eligibility rules are being examined
OnlyFans owner Leonid Radvinsky dies at 43
Ukrainian-American billionaire bought majority stake in controversial porn streaming platform in 2018
Thanks for playing gold
More sellers than buyers
When does corruption have an impact on markets?
Long-term investors are surprisingly sanguine about the erosion of democratic norms in America
The politics of cricket in Pakistan
Tuning in to watch the country’s once-vaunted national team lose has become a mandatory, if masochistic, ritual
How attacks on ‘most-favoured nation’ weaken the unfavoured WTO
Governments are wrong to assume the US is arguing in good faith for the organisation to reform
Anti-terror police investigate antisemitic arson attack on London charity
Investigators studying claim of responsibility in name of Iran-linked group
Four Nations Chess League heads for climax as 12-year-old bids for master title record
Puzzle: find the hidden route to checkmate
Netanyahu is gambling with Israel’s future
Perpetual war and fading American popular support is a formula for disaster
Trump looking at inviting Belarus’s Lukashenko to White House
US administration seeks diplomatic thaw with authoritarian ally of Vladimir Putin
The best tech for tricking out your home office
A future-proof router, a desktop health-coach device and more
Slovenia’s liberal premier claims narrow victory over Trump ally
Prime Minister Robert Golob faces protracted coalition talks after edging populist challenger Janez Janša
Lionel Jospin, former French Socialist prime minister, dies at 88
Jospin’s government introduced 35-hour working week and pushed privatisation of state-owned companies
Goldman Sachs now reckons that oil could take out the 2008 record of $147
After all, records are made to be broken
FirstFT: Stocks fall on Trump’s Iran ultimatum
Also in today’s newsletter: LaGuardia closed after collision at airport and European elections latest
Gilt yields surge to highest level since 2008
Traders bet on four Bank of England rate rises this year