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  • Flying at Heathrow will cost ‘significantly more’ due to third runway bid

    June 12, 2026

    Heathrow’s bid for a third runway will “significantly” push up the cost of flying from the UK’s biggest airport, a leading aviation expert has warned. The airport’s expansion will “inevitably” push up ticket fares because it is set to be allowed to hike the fees it charges to airports, Alton Aviation’s Ronan Murphy told City [...]

  • BGC boss warns tech giants over black market ads ahead of World Cup betting surge

    June 12, 2026

    The boss of Britain’s gambling trade body has urged major tech platforms to crack down on illegal betting adverts ahead of what is expected to be the biggest World Cup for gambling in history. In an open letter seen by Morning Wire, Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) chief executive Grainne Hurst warned that black market [...]

  • 2026 World Cup: Why YouTube and TikTok could re-write Fifa’s revenue playbook

    June 12, 2026

    The 2026 World Cup could erode the price that Fifa can command for its media rights as YouTube and TikTok compete directly with traditional broadcasters, analysts have warned. This World Cup, which kicked off last night, is the first in which YouTube and TikTok will both stream the first 10 minutes of every game and [...]

  • London Tech Week sums up everything wrong with UK tech

    June 12, 2026

    London Tech Week is complacency in conference form. We wheel out the same statistics about unicorns and call it a job well done.

  • Nearly half of retail workers considering quitting over mental health

    June 12, 2026

    Nearly half of the UK’s millions of retail workers are considering quitting the sector over concerns for their mental health, as the majority report facing abuse at work. Retail is the sector in which the most workers (52 per cent) have faced verbal abuse in the past year, as 44 per cent mull quitting the [...]

  • Liz Kendall ramps up push to funnel pension cash into UK startups

    June 12, 2026

    The government is stepping up efforts to channel more institutional money into British tech firms as ministers look to stop promising startups heading overseas for funding. Tech secretary Liz Kendall announced that Labour would pursue reforms to unlock pension fund investment into UK growth firms, adding Britain needs to become an “indispensable partner” in the [...]

  • When AI’s taken all the work, what will we all do?

    June 12, 2026

    The possible abundances of the AI-powered future mean that our lives won't be nasty, brutish and short – but will they be devoid of meaning?

  • ‘Unsustainable’ – Iceland boss and Labour peer calls for end of triple lock pension

    June 12, 2026

    Lord Walker, the influential Iceland boss who was made a Labour peer, has called for the triple lock pension to be scrapped as the mechanism was “profoundly unfair”.  In a debate on welfare reform in the House of Lords, Walker added to a growing number of economists and political figures calling for the state pension [...]

  • Revolut price tag ‘just a stepping stone’ to a trillion, says Fuse boss

    June 12, 2026

    Revolut will become a trillion dollar company, one of its most high profile alumni has claimed, with any valuation on the road to that a mere “stepping stone”. The London-born fintech giant – which currently boasts a valuation of $75bn – is tipped to launch another secondary share sale in the second half of this [...]

  • Barclays pays £180m for loss-making UK fintech Gohenry

    June 12, 2026

    Barclays has snapped up the UK arm of money management app Gohenry in a bid to “turbocharge” its ambitions for youth banking and the mass affluent market. The blue-chip lender revealed on Friday it had bought the fintech firm from its parent company, Acorns, for an undisclosed sum in a deal that is expected to [...]

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