"Kemi Adeosun, José Antonio González Anaya and Trevor Manuel argue that today’s new generation of crises require finance ministers to rethink their role."

>"If Britain ends up in a recession, public anger will be looking for an outlet, says the Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland"

"Labour’s chairwoman Anneliese Dodds criticised the ‘frustrating’ lack of measures to tackle the causes of the crunch and not just the symptoms."

"Even without a house price collapse or a sterling crisis, the government is heading for a summer of political discontent"

"Analysis: The chancellor has been warned that the UK is heading for a recession, but he is reluctant to act"

"Other G7 countries are cutting burden on working people by up to 0.5% of GDP, say Labour"

>"Leaving the EU has effectively left this government unable to pay for its own ambition to ‘level up’ the country"

>"Analysis: Chancellor says £9bn package will take sting out of UK’s economic woes – but is it enough?"

>"Brown quipped that there are two sorts of chancellor: the ones who failed and the ones who got out in time"

>"The experimental fusion reactor could help to unlock near limitless clean energy."

"Timor-Leste has faced down political strife, poverty, a pandemic and a natural disaster to emerge more stable than 2020."

"The questions which will determine whether families feel the pinch this Christmas and beyond are all up to the chancellor."

>"Boris Johnson’s cabinet is caught once more between doing the right thing and doing the ideological thing"

"The UK’s long-running productivity problems are not being solved – but they must be if the economy is to get greener"