Mastercard reaches agreement in UK to settle claims of overcharging on fees (www.ft.com)

Government admits British Steel nationalisation is one rescue option (www.ft.com)

Who is Yoon Suk Yeol? (www.ft.com)

South Korea’s Yoon says he will drop martial law order (www.ft.com)

Bulgarian spy ring targeted Ukrainian soldiers on behalf of Russia, court told (www.ft.com)

Italian prosecutors issue arrest warrant for Signa’s René Benko (www.ft.com)

Syrian rebels reach outskirts of major city of Hama (www.ft.com)

Wall Street’s AI-powered rally risks ‘correction’, Vanguard warns (www.ft.com)

Auditors refuse to sign off Tees Valley regeneration project’s accounts (www.ft.com)

Starmer plans peerage for former chief of staff Sue Gray (www.ft.com)

England’s chief prosecutor warns lawyers’ pay may be adding to court delays (www.ft.com)

France is on the political brink — again (www.ft.com)

German company caught smuggling chemical plant to Iran (www.ft.com)

Sovereign investment dispute resolution is broken (www.ft.com)

Thames Water creditors veto use of 3bn loan to pay fines (www.ft.com)

UK junk food ad ban includes porridge and pitta bread snacks (www.ft.com)

What makes the US truly exceptional (www.ft.com)

Barnier ‘method’ at risk in raucous French parliament (www.ft.com)

Greece hopeful of deal on Parthenon Sculptures as Starmer meets Mitsotakis (www.ft.com)