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    FT political correspondent Anna Gross in Barnsley talks to leader Nigel Farage, and supporters and critics

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    How robotaxis will reshape the ride-hailing market

    Technological advances have propelled self-driving cars from small-scale testing to rapid global expansion

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    The rise of deepfakes and how to stop them

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  7. FT Film17 min
    The scramble for Morocco's energy future | FT Film

    What is it like to try to start an energy industry from scratch?

  8. InterviewArtificial intelligence20 min
    Google DeepMind chief warns AI investment looks ‘bubble-like’ | FT Interview

    Demis Hassabis says the level of investment in some parts of the tech industry had become detached from commercial realities

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    UBS's Sergio Ermotti on Swiss plans for stringent capital requirements

    FT editor Roula Khalaf talks to UBS chief executive about integrating Credit Suisse and bank regulation

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    Has Nigel Farage’s UK Reform party peaked in the polls?

    FT political correspondent Anna Gross in Barnsley talks to leader Nigel Farage, and supporters and critics

World

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    The Russian connection behind the firebombing of the prime minister's flat

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  8. Macroeconomics47 min
    The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: Trump’s ‘Vibecession’

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Markets

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    Suriname, South America's smallest and greenest country, is tying its future to a $10.5bn offshore oil development led by TotalEnergies

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    With developed economies around the world loaded up with debt, at what point does the bond market break?

  3. Oil31 min
    Nigeria's struggle to break the 'oil curse' | FT Film

    Can the new $20bn Dangote refinery and ending fuel subsidies help to transform the economy?

  4. Markets28 min
    Who killed the ESG party? | FT Film

    Asset managers no longer boast about environmental, social and governance credentials

  5. Lithium28 min
    Inside the global race for lithium batteries | FT Film

    Lithium is the 'new oil' of the clean energy era, crucial to the production of batteries for electric vehicles

  6. News in-depthIndustrial metals10 min
    Can the steel industry go green? | FT Climate Capital

    The metal's role role in the climate crisis is now under scrutiny

  7. Lithium3 min
    Europe and the US look to boost their lithium independence

    China controls about 60 per cent of global lithium processing, through its vast network of refineries

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    Trump, Maga, and his Israel-Iran dilemma

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    The Wolf-Krugman Exchange: The economy in an uncertain world

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  8. Global Economy50 min
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FT Film

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    How Uzbekistan could liberalise its economy with a push into green energy

    Will the former Soviet state liberalise its economy with a push into green energy?

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    What is it like to try to start an energy industry from scratch?

  3. FT Film21 min
    India, where coal is king | FT Film

    Coal fires India’s economy but pollution cuts lives short

  4. Bribery and corruption21 min
    Bangladesh’s missing billions, stolen in plain sight | FT Film

    Over $200bn was allegedly plundered from Bangladesh during Sheikh Hasina's time as prime minister

  5. FT Film35 min
    Trump, tariffs and the battle for blue-collar America | FT Film

    From tariffs to talent and tech, the FT looks at the future of manufacturing in its US heartland

  6. FT Film25 min
    Germany’s spending gamble | FT Film

    Can Germany's debt brake reform kickstart its economic engine?

  7. FT Film35 min
    Can Volkswagen reinvent itself for the electric era? | FT Film

    Europe's largest carmaker battles with fierce competition in China and Donald Trump's tariff war

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Companies

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    What is it like to try to start an energy industry from scratch?

  6. FT Film21 min
    India, where coal is king | FT Film

    Coal fires India’s economy but pollution cuts lives short

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    How the country is balancing a traumatic nuclear history with the need for cheap power

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Work & Careers

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    CEO turnover is at an all-time high. So why aren’t some businesses putting plans in place?

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    How to get more sleep

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