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[EN] Financial Times

Keir Starmer hangs on as Andy Burnham lies in wait

Terrible night at the polls marks opportunity for the Greater Manchester mayor, who could be back in Westminster ‘in months’, say allies

Farage’s Reform UK still has electoral obstacles ahead

Party performed strongly in council polls but path to general election victory is probably be more perilous

US adds 115,000 jobs in April as labour market shrugs off energy shock

Hiring exceeds Wall Street forecasts for second month in a row

LNG carriers test Iran blockade in Strait of Hormuz

Pakistan cancelled plans to buy cargoes on spot market because it expected Gulf shipments to resume

Trump says Russia and Ukraine agree 3-day ceasefire and prisoner swap

Scepticism persists that Vladimir Putin is willing to commit to a more lasting peace deal

Jane Street earned $10bn in first quarter as it doubled trading revenue

Results cement prop firm as one of the most profitable on Wall Street

Labour MPs call on Keir Starmer to quit after heavy election defeat

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK makes big gains on English councils

Britain’s elections in maps and charts

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK made sweeping gains in northern England, with a Brexit divide still clear

Greens notch up urban wins but support falls short in some areas

Insurgent leftwing party celebrates mayoral success in Hackney and Lewisham but ward candidates struggle to convert vote share into seats

Labour admits defeat in Wales and Scotland

Plaid Cymru set to govern Senedd while SNP is poised to extend 19-year rule at Holyrood

Strait and narrower

The window to prevent a global economic disaster is closing

The new politics may be more like the old politics than we assume

Our electoral system will force consolidation within the left and right blocs

A Good Man is Hard to Find — the 2008 financial crash relived through dance

Toxic masculinity in the boardroom turns ugly in Bullyache’s award-winning piece at Sadler’s Wells East

UK grapples with fallout from deadly hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship

British national is being treated on tiny territory of Tristan da Cunha

Billionaire James Packer among backers of Architect’s OnlyFans deal

Australian mogul’s funds to invest in Architect Capital SPV taking a minority stake in platform

Stockpickers: United Utilities, Evoke, Trainline

Our experts discuss which companies to buy, sell or hold this week

How politicians should talk to bond markets

It might be annoying that money is not free but a combative approach with investors is not a great choice

Directors’ Deals: Pan African chair sells amid the gold bull run

Miner buys joint venture partner Emmerson Resources

US Democrats handed midterm election blow by Virginia court

Referendum approving party’s plan to redraw congressional map is overturned by judges

Taiwan passes $25bn defence budget that undercuts president’s demands

Package falls short of Lai Ching-te’s ambitions to boost domestic production

Gilts gain as Starmer clings on

Despite heavy losses, investors say results do not represent ‘doomsday scenario’ for prime minister

Keir Starmer and Britain’s new politics of instability

Labour’s failures in office have opened the way to Reform and other insurgent parties

Conservative election losses cast doubt on future of Badenoch’s party

The UK’s official opposition is being squeezed by both Reform UK and the Liberal Democrats

While AI pumps up portfolios, some companies sound the alarm

The clout of Big Tech groups is obscuring the precarious state of others