The last 37 districts where the winning party is not yet certain will determine who controls the US House of Representatives. We're tracking every race live, here: ig.ft.com/us-elections/2024/…

You may have already seen the chart on Twitter, but in case you missed the full story, here's the @JamieSmythF and @ollie's deep dive on America’s struggle to contain Fentanyl, the potent synthetic opioid is claiming lives at an alarming rate on.ft.com/3Ke2nwI

Find out here whether your NHS or ambulance trust is being affected by industrial action this winter: ft.com/content/e8abe985-c454…

Here is an "advent calendar" of strike action happening in the UK this month - with thanks to @strike_map for painstakingly collating data of 7,000 strikes over the last year. If you want to find out what's happening, read here: enterprise-sharing.ft.com/re…

Liz Truss has served for the shortest time as prime minister in history, beating current record holder George Canning who died of tuberculosis 119 days into the job.

The crisis in China’s vast property sector is hitting other industries that rely on it for growth. on.ft.com/3y6cay3

Cheating accusation tips chess world into turmoil as world champion Magnus Carlsen’s dispute with teenage rival Hans Niemann sparks wild rumours of dirty tricks on.ft.com/3SF7J5g

The Tories have become unmoored from the British people on.ft.com/3SIh2kT

Mourners hoping to view Queen Elizabeth II’s lying-in-state in London faced 14-hour-long queues on Saturday on.ft.com/3QPZEJU

The masters in management in charts: FT ranking specialists delved into the 2022 masters in management data, exploring business school strengths and weaknesses, gender balance, international diversity and the impact of internships. on.ft.com/3eHkhur

The ancient boreal forests of the subarctic region play a significant role in regulating the planetary climate. The vast forests are at risk, but collaboration between western and Russian climate scientists has stalled since the invasion of Ukraine. on.ft.com/3SdlbgL

Can the Fed tame the highest inflation in roughly 40 years without causing a recession? Top officials at the US central bank maintain it can be done — but history suggests it is a rare outcome... FT.com/fed-inflation

Who really deserves a pay rise? Public sector workers in the UK have already suffered a long squeeze on real wages. They could now fall further behind. on.ft.com/3cwEEcB

Chronic illness makes UK workforce the sickest in developed world on.ft.com/3oiCcce

Free to read: The Ukrainian city of Irpin has become a byword for the $105.5bn in infrastructural damage caused by Putin’s war. One street tells the story of the destruction — and reveals the steely resolve of the residents trying to rebuild their lives. ft.com/rebuilding-one-street…

Free to read: The Ukrainian city of Irpin has become a byword for the $105.5bn in infrastructural damage caused by Putin’s war. One street tells the story of the destruction — and reveals the steely resolve of the residents trying to rebuild their lives. ft.com/rebuilding-one-street…

Free to read: The Ukrainian city of Irpin has become a byword for the $105.5bn in infrastructural damage caused by Putin’s war. One street tells the story of the destruction — and reveals the steely resolve of the residents trying to rebuild their lives. ft.com/rebuilding-one-street…

How sleep fares during climate change: Tracking of more than 7mn records across 68 countries confirms ‘insufficient’ rest due to unusual heat on.ft.com/3O9YeZn

The British still think heatwaves are fun. We won’t for much longer. The frequency and magnitude of extreme heat events are rapidly increasing, with impacts on health and productivity on.ft.com/3AUv9OB

How sleep fares during climate change: Tracking of more than 7mn records across 68 countries confirms ‘insufficient’ rest due to unusual heat on.ft.com/3uVVYOF