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Coronavirus

  • Wednesday, 11 March, 2026
    Middle East war
    Middle East war costs regional tourism industry $600mn a day

    Thousands of travellers cancel trips after cities such as Dubai are targeted by Iranian strikes

    Two people in wetsuits carry surfboards along Jumeirah Beach, with the Burj Al Arab hotel visible in the background.
  • Tuesday, 10 March, 2026
    Biotech
    Co-founders behind pioneering Covid vaccine to step down from BioNTech

    Uğur Şahin and Özlem Türeci are leaving German group to launch their own mRNA venture

    Ugur Sahin and Ozlem Tureci stand together smiling at an awarding ceremony.
  • Saturday, 7 March, 2026
    UK tax
    Tax ‘cliff edges’ remove incentive to work, save and invest, say finance experts

    Effective marginal tax rates discourage higher earners from pursuing career advancement

    Crowds of people sit on steps along The Queen's Walk enjoying lunch in sunny weather, with Tower Bridge visible in the background.
  • Friday, 6 March, 2026
    Inside Politics
    Economic history suggests welfare reform will take a while

    High-impact decisions of the Thatcher and Major eras show policies need time to bear fruit

    A red London double-decker bus crosses a bridge with the Canary Wharf skyline, including HSBC, Citi, and Barclays buildings, in the background.
  • Friday, 6 March, 2026
    Travel & leisure industry
    Can the Gulf still act as an airline hub for the world?

    All regular flights at the three hubs of Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha remain suspended

    People wait in line at the airport, with one pair embracing and others looking at their phones or appearing concerned.
  • Wednesday, 4 March, 2026
    Middle East war
    Strait of Hormuz disruption threatens Middle East food imports

    UAE and Iran have urged citizens to avoid stockpiling

    A worker on top of a truck is surrounded by dust as soybeans pour from a chute during harvest at a Brazilian farm.
  • Wednesday, 4 March, 2026
    Chinese politics & policy
    China’s elite pushes for overtime curbs and public holiday to tackle low birth rate

    Delegates pitch cash handouts to country’s 1.4bn people as Communist party leaders gather in Beijing

    A family watches a new year performance with a Chinese flag in the background in Beijing
  • Wednesday, 25 February, 2026
    Disease control and prevention
    New single-pill HIV therapy promises boost for long-term virus survivors

    Solo tablet worked well for patients who were older and in many cases resistant to existing treatments

    Electron micrograph showing numerous round, blue HIV particles clustered near the edges of human cells.
  • Monday, 23 February, 2026
    UK government spending
    Schools budget to get £3.5bn top-up for special needs education in England

    Bridget Phillipson unveils plan to improve Send provision, promising more money alongside contentious reforms

    Bridget Phillipson speaks during a meeting, with Keir Starmer looking on, surrounded by other attendees at a table.
  • Monday, 23 February, 2026
    Healthcare
    We must change our conception of palliative care

    The NHS is ill-equipped to deal with the needs of a growing and ageing population

    Sarah Holmes
    A hospice nurse gently holds the hand of an elderly male patient covered with a blue plaid blanket
  • Friday, 20 February, 2026
    Social affairs
    Parents to lose free choice of schools under special needs education reforms

    Their ability to challenge amount of support their child receives will also be curbed as government overhauls system in England

    Children in blue school uniforms raise their hands in a classroom.
  • Thursday, 19 February, 2026
    Global Economy
    The FT View. Europe’s resurgent peripheral economies

    Fiscal discipline and structural reforms are paying off

    The editorial board
    An engineer wearing a hard hat and red protective gloves stands among rows of solar panels at a solar park.
  • Wednesday, 18 February, 2026
    Mental health
    ‘Tetris’-based therapy shown to help PTSD sufferers relieve symptoms

    Study found computer game benefited more than two-thirds of health workers traumatised during pandemic

    A player of the cult game Tetris
  • Wednesday, 18 February, 2026
    UK universities
    UCL students win £21mn over Covid disruption in watershed UK settlement

    Move involving 6,500 claimants is set to put pressure on other universities to compensate graduates

    The domed portico and columns of University College London’s main building, viewed through the entrance gates.
  • Wednesday, 18 February, 2026
    Science
    Brain drain is undermining America’s scientific edge

    Policy decisions grounded in Maga talking points are helping to fuel a PhD exodus from government

    Anjana Ahuja
    A globe scientific beaker lying on its side containing a red heart shaped like the US, which is bleeding out the neck of the beaker
  • Tuesday, 17 February, 2026
    UK employment
    The FT View. Labour’s own goals on jobs

    Raising payroll taxes and the minimum wage has hurt young workers

    The editorial board
    A woman carrying shopping bags walks past a closed coffee shop as three people look at travel offers in a travel agency window.
  • Monday, 16 February, 2026
    US economy
    This time really could be different on jobs

    Three catalysts are driving an intensifying divergence between a cooling US labour market and strong GDP growth

    Mohamed El-Erian
    Job seekers and recruiters interact across tables at a crowded career fair, exchanging papers and conversing.
  • Wednesday, 11 February, 2026
    CSL Ltd
    World’s largest plasma business seeks new blood as CEO departs

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

    Former prime minister Scott Morrison, wearing a mask with the Australian flag, holds up a vial at a CSL vaccine manufacturing facility
  • Friday, 6 February, 2026
    Drugs research
    Labels on statins overstate side effects, study finds

    Many listed adverse reactions of widely used medicine to reduce cholesterol are not supported by evidence, it says

    Several pink and white statin tablets, including Simvastatin, Atorvastatin, and Rosuvastatin, arranged on a blue surface.
  • Thursday, 5 February, 2026
    Disease control and prevention
    Airport screening won’t stop the next pandemic

    An outbreak of the Nipah virus near Kolkata is a reminder that hospital containment matters more than thermal scanning

    Annie Sparrow
    Airport health authorities in protective masks and hair nets monitor a thermal imaging screen for arriving passengers at a Bangkok airport gate.
  • Tuesday, 3 February, 2026
    Pharmaceuticals sector
    Pfizer shares dip as vaccines continue to weigh on sales

    Pharmaceutical company’s stock price move diverges from rival Merck as both groups bolster new treatment pipelines

    Ruth Jones, wearing blue gloves, holds a syringe filled with Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine labeled Comirnaty.
  • Tuesday, 3 February, 2026
    AI and jobs
    UBI fans must remember a job is about more than the money

    The value of work often gets left out of discussions about AI

    Stephen Bush
    Illustration of a window cleaner hanging on a skyscraper, drawing a smile face with his cleaning sponge.
  • Monday, 2 February, 2026
    Federal Reserve
    FT Alphaville. An oral history of the Fed’s Covid-19 crisis

    We read a bajillion pages of transcripts so you don’t have to (unless you really want to, of course)

  • Saturday, 31 January, 2026
    Life & Arts
    How economies forget

    From Nasa’s shuttle programme to Polaroid film, societies can lose capabilities as well as gain them. Why they are so hard to get back?

    Several Nasa support staff stand in a cherry picker inspecting the tail of Space Shuttle Atlantis after landing.
  • Friday, 30 January, 2026
    US employment
    Big US companies set to lay off at least 52,000 workers as jobs market cools

    Employers look to cut down on costs as they accelerate investments in AI

    A UPS worker in brown uniform unloads boxes from a delivery truck in Manhattan. The worker's face is not visible
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