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[EN] Financial Times

Reform deputy leader tells Britons to ‘enjoy’ heat amid record drought

Richard Tice’s call for people to ‘celebrate’ hotter weather comes as farmers warn of one of the worst harvests on record

Ferrari’s first EV auctioned off at record $40mn

The Luce’s auction price sets a record for a new car

UK government to pay KPMG and EY up to £456mn to train civil servants

Deal marks largest contract awarded to Big Four firms in at least a decade

Barclays shakes up investment bank less than 3 years since last overhaul

Mike Joo hired from Bank of America to lead investment banking

Can Democrats seize Congress from Trump?

The races, the money and the issues that will determine the final half of Trump’s second term

Carlsen supreme in Paris at Esports World Cup

Puzzle: can you find Capablanca’s win?

Trump’s war on customs fraud will be costly and difficult

The US administration has incentivised the tariff cheating, mislabelling and misvaluation it complains about

Angels in America — this acclaimed Aids epic remains grim, angry and timeless

Ivo van Hove’s esteemed production of Tony Kushner’s Pulitzer Prize-winning work finally premieres in the UK at Edinburgh International Festival

Trump threatens to bomb Oman if it ‘gets in the way’ of US-Iran negotiations

US president’s remarks follow talks between Gulf state and Tehran over provisional arrangement to manage Strait of Hormuz

Reform UK vows to block foreign nationals from claiming benefits if it wins power

Party’s Treasury spokesperson Robert Jenrick says current welfare system is ‘a strange perversion of compassion’

How online fandom shaped our world

What looks like random algorithmic attention can actually be the work of obsessive digital devotees

FirstFT: Jared Kushner and Benjamin Netanyahu meet in push for Gaza peace

Also in today’s newsletter: private credit doldrums and the AI super-rich

Virgin wins approval for cross-Channel trains despite Eurostar complaints

Regulatory clearance brings competition on rail services to the continent a step closer

Meta and BlackRock’s $14bn data centre exposes lenders to insurance gap

Investors in gigawatt-scale campuses face billions in underinsured risks as insurers balk at cost of full coverage

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And the FTAV chart quiz winner is . . .

Giving a shirt

Japanese second-quarter growth weaker than expected

Households and businesses pulled back in the worst months of the Iran energy shock

People are worried about America’s solvency

But not worried enough to actually do anything about it

China investment slump deepens as economy shows signs of weakness

Industrial output growth slows and retail sales nearly flat as policymakers face calls to step up support

What I read on my holidays

Muddled thinking about vocational education and fixing the driving test backlog

Kushner holds talks with Netanyahu after meeting Hamas leader

Donald Trump’s son-in-law and envoy is pushing Washington’s peace plan for Gaza

Burnham exchanged texts with person posing as Trump’s chief of staff

UK prime minister was contacted by someone claiming to be Susie Wiles

Trump orders Pentagon to scale back military drills with South Korea

US president claims joint exercises send a ‘hostile’ message to North Korea

A leaderboard of the biggest trading losses of all time

Well, some of them, anyway