Join me and my fabulous colleagues on Financial Times Monetary Policy Radar for a live Q&A next Wednesday Leave a question at any time here ft.com/content/84c38d…

The best headline award goes to The Sun !

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The west’s shameful silence on Gaza on.ft.com/3Z2yQge | opinion

If an animal could speak, would we listen? Fascinating column by ⁦Anjana Ahuja⁩ on.ft.com/4jae99z

NEW: Sure Start generated widespread, long-lasting benefits for children in education, health, absences, and SEND. Every £1 of up-front spending on Sure Start could generate around £2 in total benefits over the long run. THREAD on our new Nuffield Foundation-funded report: [1/11]

In the light of Las Vegas, the (fairly unsettling) piece you need to read, by JoshGD , in FT Weekend Magazine , about how it started. The Enhanced Games wants to be the Olympics on steroids — literally ft.com/content/8a14ea… via @ft

Really thought-provoking by Stephen Bush that challenges liberal squeamishness about policies directed at shaping families. Britain’s two-child benefit cap must go ft.com/content/15f501… via @ft

Nominations are open for the European Parliament's Daphne Caruana Galizia Prize for Journalism. The award is open to professional journalists & teams of professional journalists from any nationality working for EU- based media outlets. More: twp.ai/4imvGB

This is the big one: Kennedy is firing the entire #ACIP in a move he says is needed to restore confidence in vaccines. "It scares me to think of what’s ahead,” Mike Osterholm of CIDRAP told me. statnews.com/2025/06/09/rfk…

The controversy rumbles on: The Royal Society Faraday medal winner returns award in protest over Elon Musk . @ft exclusive by Michael Peel and me. ft.com/content/877853… via @ft

Victoria Amelina, killed by a Russian bomb in Ukraine on 1 July 2023, has posthumously won the 2025 Orwell Prize for Political Writing for Looking at Women, Looking at War. "An unforgettable picture of the human consequences of war." Kim Darroch, Chair of Judges William Collins Books

📢 Only 1⃣ week left to apply for the role of Home Office Chief Scientific Adviser! Check out this exciting opportunity to lead on science advice for the department and apply here before midday on 28 July: gov.uk/government/new…

As Piers Forster steps down as chair of the influential Climate Change Committee, he chats to ScienceInsider about his role in guiding the country toward decarbonization. scim.ag/4lMzS9A

Great to hear this, covered in last week’s FT Opinion, on #r4today just now , about Google earthquake detection and its underperformance in the deadly 2023 Turkey/Syria quakes. Our phones can alert us to earthquakes — but there’s a catch ft.com/content/0cf2b3… via @ft

The Environmental Protection Agency has announced it will begin to dissolve its Office of Research and Development and lay off staff. The toll is expected to include hundreds of scientists and their research on environmental hazards. scim.ag/3IG6vak

Essential reading: ⁦Anjana Ahuja⁩ on the science of starvation on.ft.com/4l5a1IP

That was one of the best test series I’ve seen . I think the draw is a fair result.Brilliant from England and India.Test match cricket is alive 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Talk about drama. Magnificent, phenomenal, unmissable. 🏏

New research from Oxford Martin School and the Smith School shows policymakers are seriously underestimating how willing the public is to step up on climate action. Read more ⬇️ #OxfordClimate