The Glam

British right must not allow prejudice to be masked as principle

In history, curtailing religious freedom has only ever been the road to horror — the Tories can choose not to repeat it

Limited new information was made available on when the central bank might move next

Strong majority for Anutin Charnvirakul could bring political stability to south-east Asia’s second-largest economy

Wage growth continued to decelerate, but unemployment rate was stable and payrolls rose

Figure comes ahead of Bank of England decision on interest rates

Gideon Rachman talks to Jack Watling, author of ‘Statecraft: The New Rules of Power in a Divided World’

Tehran vowed to retaliate against Gulf energy plants after Israel struck its South Pars gasfield

Central bank calms market saying ‘there are no material concerns’ about the health of HDFC Bank

Private credit; war; oil; Trevor Milton; Peter Thiel; a psychopath test; farewell Metaverse; Irish corporations; and doxing Banksy

Take part in a live Ask an Expert Q&A with the FT’s markets columnist today at 1pm GMT

The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times

Plus, the stock market’s wartime reversal

Also in this newsletter: DHL Express Europe looks on the bright side

Also in today’s newsletter: Hormuz naval escorts and European private credit

The firm becomes first to break $10bn in annual revenues while equity partners take home $11.1mn

Head of latest Dutch coalition tells European leaders to ‘stop complaining’ and ‘maybe just do a better job’

Irwin Simon said he ‘would love’ to see more women drinkers and dismissed health concerns over moderate alcohol consumption

The country’s speedy rollout of renewables has put a lid on electricity bills

Islamic regime is digging in for a protracted conflict as it seeks to ensure the US and Israel will not attack again

This week’s rejection of the US president’s Hormuz request is remarkable. But the EU is still at the mercy of events

The £100 cap on contactless card spending is lifted today — but digital wallets matter more for future growth

The market’s historic strength in marine war insurance is being challenged by the US

It’s expanding the scope of research but challenging the profession’s process of weeding out mistakes

Seeking size for its own sake can distract fund managers from focusing on clients and shareholders