The Glam

Man and Boy — shady financier uses his son as sexual collateral in sinister Rattigan revival

Rarely staged work, now at the National Theatre, intertwines fraught family dynamics with the threat of a global financial crash

Oil and gas major had previously planned to divert shipments to Asia when EU ban comes in

Struggling food group announces pause to separation work as new chief unveils $600mn investment plan

Intergovernmental panel suggests rethink on how global economy works

The country did not and would not vote for the Labour left

St James’s Place leads declines with double-digit slide on FTSE 100

Also in today’s newsletter: Activist hedge fund Elliott Management builds LSE stake and House votes down Trump measure

Our new podcast series examines the rise of artificial intimacy

Party’s Scottish leader Anas Sarwar has taken biggest gamble of his political career in calling for Keir Starmer to resign

South-east Asian country cuts quotas in bid to drive up prices

Opposition party says redesign would help close ‘yawning gap’ between London and rest of UK

Serge Gainsbourg’s favourite flat is ripe for a revival

Wall Street forgives; voters may not

Fresh perspectives on Hermès towels, debutante balls and blazers

Activist fund pushes for turnaround at UK-listed financial data group

Milanese lender says Stefano Di Stefano stepping down after prosecutors opened an investigation into him

Appointing him to the Lords was a poor political call, however you look at it

French start-up is riding a growing wave of demand from European businesses for alternatives to US tech

Dutch brewer will reduce global headcount by about 7% after fall in annual volumes

Australia’s CSL pledges to ‘deeply examine’ what has gone wrong at former stock market darling

Modi government cuts deadline to ‘within 3 hours’ as authorities step up oversight of social media platforms

But only a little

Ring cameras; AI; brain hacking; comedy panel shows; watchdogs; Bloomberg; ICE; cyclists; private markets; and vetting

Police were called to an incident at a secondary school in British Columbia