Financial Times World

Prime minister aims to win back younger voters who deserted Labour in this week’s local elections

Bond giant and Franklin Templeton warn in interviews with FT against cuts in borrowing costs

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Governments will implement repatriation and quarantine procedures for people leaving MV Hondius

The city’s wealthy property owners say they are sick of being vilified

Think-tank network that has prospered under Donald Trump has close operational ties to secretive Catholic group

Aliko Dangote tells the FT he is leaning towards Mombasa rather than Tanzania for 650,000-barrel-a-day oil mega-project

US president has threatened to raise levies to 25% if EU does not implement last year’s trade deal

Canberra has used its status as major gas exporter to push Asian suppliers to maintain flow of vital refined oil products

As Reform UK’s leader aims for government, he must juggle a growing crowd of admirers and influence-seekers

CFO Victor Vial says world trading routes will be permanently reshaped after the conflict

Sadiq Khan’s long tenure as mayor is a sharp contrast to high turnover in Downing Street

State department says groups provided satellite imagery that enabled Tehran to strike American forces in Middle East

Catherine West says she has 10 backers as deputy leader Lucy Powell warns challengers not to provoke a contest

Keir Starmer’s party has less experience in ousting leaders than the Conservatives

Some bemused Labour MPs say appointment is a curious response to Labour’s election drubbing

Quantum entanglement

Fast food group beat expectations but record US ground beef prices threaten margins

. . . and bedrooms and gyms. Storing supplements, skincare and ginger shots has given rise to a burgeoning interiors trend among the worried well

Also in today’s newsletter: a new company seeks to tackle the power constraints on European data centre growth