The Glam

Former BA boss Walsh returns as chief of India’s biggest airline

Company’s previous head abruptly quit after poor planning triggered thousands of flight cancellations last year

UK Liberal Democrats had called for royal trip to be cancelled

Cost of oil likely to keep climbing until Strait of Hormuz reopens to shipping

Industry warnings of disruption contrast with government calls for calm

Unless the war ends quickly, a rise in Eurozone interest rates looks inevitable

US ‘won’t be there to help you anymore’, president warns

Judgment reversing earlier High Court decision is welcomed by law firms

As his poll numbers tank, the president’s trade and immigration agendas are encountering judicial resistance too

CMA will assess whether US tech giant should be given ‘strategic market status’

Gift from hedge fund boss will fund new school of government

The Middle East war has highlighted another potential choke point for the semiconductor supply chain

Workplace rivalries, immigration anxieties and gossip all jostle for attention in UK premiere at London’s Lyric Hammersmith

From a historic cave property with an infinity pool carved into rock to a traditional mas set in lavender fields and olive groves

Underlying price pressures were muted, reducing concerns about high energy inflation

Domestically built munitions with 1,000km range could reach Chinese coast

From bakeries to bling, HTSI writers select the best new launches

It may not be the sexiest motor, but the station wagon will always be a winner

US CTO Ethan Klein seeks British co-operation amid stand-off over wider tech pact

Middle East energy shock pushes annual rate past European Central Bank’s 2% target

Also in today’s newsletter: US petrol prices rise above $4 a gallon while Unilever and McCormick in talks to create $60bn food group

Housebuilders expected to be hit by sharp cost increases and fall in consumer sentiment

Wearable device maker eyes IPO after raising $575mn from sovereign wealth funds and top athletes

Deal will give San Francisco’s Cordillera a board seat at UK-based Northridge

Though the party is fifth nationally, Ed Davey thinks sticking to the centre ground can deliver local election gains