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A new road for Russia?
A diminished Putin may have survived Prigozhin’s mutiny. But, argues Robert Service, history gives him
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How British liberals turned American
In thought, speech and habit, the UK left has spurned Europe for the US
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Thames Water travails threaten to plunge privatised sector into crisis
CEO’s abrupt exit and revelations of planning for temporary nationalisation intensify scrutiny of debt-laden industry
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Austerity is back, and this time it’s monetary
The Bank of England must avoid overdosing the economy and tolerate above-target inflation for a
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Can China’s charm offensive with business ease US tensions?
At this week’s ‘Summer Davos’ summit, officials tried to dispel thoughts of ‘decoupling.’ But geopolitical
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City veteran Montague takes on next challenge at Thames Water
Former colleagues say new chair will need all his experience of government and business to
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England’s ill-fated experiment with privatising water
Problems at Thames show how sector was reshaped by financial engineering
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Severn Trent boss invites utilities to secret meeting to avert nationalisation
Liv Garfield’s email comes as UK government weighs potential taxpayer rescue of Thames Water
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