Wealthy couples splitting up increasingly turn to arbitration as streamlined alternative to overburdened traditional route ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The UK government is drawing up ...

The president-elect’s aggressive claims about potential territorial expansion are a crash course for allies in his ...

Loathe to cut back, coffee aficionados and the sweet-toothed are understandably peeved by the rising cost of their daily fix.

Steve Witkoff meets Qatari officials in Doha as president-elect warns of ‘hell to pay’ without Israel-Hamas deal ...

Personal mood lies at the heart of how we perceive gardens, as the National Gallery’s exhibition of the Dutch artist’s work ...

The first plaque put up under Historic England’s National Blue Plaque Scheme was in Ilkley, West Yorkshire, last February, honouring Guyanese nurse and midwife Daphne Steele ...

Brompton has warned against axing tariffs on Chinese bicycles and parts as the UK’s largest bike manufacturer predicted that ...

As tax allowances shrink, it becomes much more important for spouses or civil partners to maximise both of their Isas and ...

Bishop Robert Barron is an American Catholic theologian, not Richard Barron as incorrectly stated in an article on January 4 ...

Engineers from the airframe manufacturing business migrating to the space sector is something to be expected (“Boeing ‘brain drain’ sees engineers take flight to join the space sector”, Report, ...

Credit to Camilla Cavendish for raising big questions about religion (“Secularists must remember that religion is on the rise”, Opinion, FT.com, January 4). But less credit for polarising reason and ...