The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy. Headlines
- Rishi Sunak faces crunch decision on post-Brexit Northern Ireland - Tesco buys Paperchase brand from administration but not the stores
- Elliott takes stake in phone mast group Vantage ahead of possible delisting - Greybull enters pursuit of Britishvolt
Overview - British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing a test of his authority over whether he can sell an outline deal that is taking shape on the Northern Ireland protocol to pro-UK unionist politicians in the region and Eurosceptic Tory MPs.
- British supermarket group Tesco has bought the Paperchase stationery brand and intellectual property from administration, but will not be taking on its stores, putting about 1,000 jobs at risk. - Activist investor Elliott Management has taken a stake in Vantage Towers, the German-listed wireless masts business owned by Vodafone Group, as its biggest shareholders prepare a takeover of the company.
- Greybull Capital, the buyout group associated with the 2019 collapse of British Steel, has emerged as a potential late bidder for collapsed battery startup Britishvolt
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