The FT analyses the scale of outbreaks and tracks the vaccine rollouts around the world
Plus, a short seller’s $1m ‘bounty’ on Tether, more outflows from unloved UK stocks and Tom Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt
Can you react faster than an Olympic?athlete?
See how state-by-state polls translate into electoral college votes and use the FT’s interactive calculator to zero in on the battlegrounds
From business closures to movement restrictions, some countries’ policies show first signs of easing
UK is not testing or quarantining travellers from overseas even as other world powers impose strict controls
Links between UK lender and funding of owner’s empire come under spotlight?
Rivals have spent more than ￡2m combined on Facebook and Instagram since early November
Loss of data raises questions over commitment to transparency
Flawed rules exposed as ‘shadow’ campaigns spend ￡500,000 on Facebook and other sites
Conservatives launch more than 2,600 social media ads in just 24 hours, echoing Vote Leave strategy
Social media advertising push comes as rivals look to close Conservatives’ poll lead
FT analysis shows abusive messages increased following rancorous parliamentary debate
The key people and groups that shape Labour’s policy
With 270m migrants around the world, the money they send home now exceeds foreign direct investment
An FT investigation reveals that some statistics could have been manipulated?
Wyelands filings raise questions about how lender deploys savers’ deposits
Social network launched API in March after coming under pressure from campaigners
Far-right parties shift focus from leaving EU to divisive social issues
Data show some multinationals buck trend as angst mounts for others and job security fears grow?
Our interactive feature suggests younger workers can suffer from a range of mental health issues
Devices used for first time show official victor Tshisekedi came second?
FT analysis of two voting databases shows Martin Fayulu won the presidential election
Counting continues in final races
Researchers see increase in deceptive or conspiratorial content on Twitter and Facebook
