Spain’s Cercle d’Economia and Germany-based Kiel Institute for the World Economy hand prizes to FT chief economics commentator
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Lord Spencer Livermore says Brexit has caused the nation the loss of between 6% and 8% of GDP
With its political chaos and high-spending state, the UK is more continental than it was a decade ago
Paris initially lukewarm on including Britain in European Commission proposal to shield strategic industries from imports
Ekaterina Zaharieva’s comments come as London and Brussels try to push ahead with ‘reset’ 10 years after Brexit
Canada’s prime minister says oil-rich province’s push for independence is a ‘dangerous bluff’
Summit to discuss deeper trade and defence co-operation mired in uncertainty as leadership crisis bites
Brussels said it would only discuss the ‘reset’ package of measures at the bloc’s next summit with Britain
A speculative ‘non-fiction thriller’, the rise of the far right, memoirs from fighters for Scottish independence and farmers — and exhilarating campaigns from 1980s London
Greater Manchester mayor also insists he will not rip up the UK’s fiscal rules
Intervention by Wes Streeting fuels debate over whether a pro-EU campaign would help unite progressives in Britain
Contender to be next Labour leader also commits to Rachel Reeves’ fiscal rules in an effort to reassure markets
Short-termism and poor choices are to blame for the country’s political predicament
But critics say prime minister is being too timid in his post-Brexit reset of relations with the EU
Widespread disillusionment with Labour and the Tories is understandable
The country requires centre-left foreign policy and centre-right reform at home
How Keir Starmer’s Brexit reset ran out of road
Analysis of polling data shows voters on the left prefer ‘rejoin’ over government’s current stance
A decade into the age of nationalism, the idea of quitting the club is still remarkably taboo
Prime minister says mechanism would help cut business costs and bring down prices
Concern that efforts to boost European defence spending could also be damaged
Economics, security and domestic politics all point the Starmer government towards Brussels
Maga leaders obsess over an imagined version of a long-lost Britain
British prime minister says closer ties between London and Brussels are ‘in our long-term national interest’
