Новости за 07.03.2021

Regulator assesses financial stability risks as talks continue over sale of parts of finance group to Apollo

Region vies with sub-Saharan Africa as the least significant for British exports globally

First British colliery in 30 years would boost employment but undermine London’s attempt to lead climate change fight at COP26

Muslim groups condemn decision as referendum result shows narrow majority back proposal

Two MPs forced to resign, risking damage to Angela Merkel's party a week before regional elections

Italy’s block on a shipment to Australia creates risks of escalation

Stimulus bill is bet that massive fiscal intervention will speed recovery without fuelling inflation

Business magnate embroiled in $250m dispute with US rail operator Brightline

Officers confronted with arriving air passengers who intend to go shopping or visit friends

Survey findings released as concerns intensify over uneven distribution of vaccines

Beijing’s foreign policy stance towards the US can help inform Washington’s strategy

Williamson says attempts to help children catch up could be opportunity to galvanise system

Schools teach certainty yet, as the pandemic shows, the world is not predictable

Raab urges Iran to end the dual national charity worker’s ‘cruel and intolerable ordeal’

Saving the UK’s retail sector is crucial to rebuilding our communities in the wake of the pandemic

Move highlights European bloc’s divisions over how to handle Kremlin as relations fray

Once a world leader in new technology, the country has become an R&D laggard

Onerous listing requirements and excessive regulation are among biggest concerns, survey finds

Financing of tar-sands oil production in Alberta undermines PFA’s carbon emissions pledge

Broadcaster has expanded production unit in effort to reduce reliance on its UK free-to-air channels

Indigenous candidate’s party will wield influence in congress despite likely disappointment in presidential run-off

Administrator of the ‘world’s hardest exam’ has culled about a fifth of its workforce

Democrats move to counter Republican state clampdown on early and mail-in voting

Policy should be aimed at poorer towns and not Conservative electoral prospects