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  • Starmer to face challenge from Streeting

    May 13, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer is set to face an imminent leadership challenge from health secretary Wes Streeting, according to reports, as Labour’s infighting explodes into open war. The Prime Minister attempted to use the King’s Speech – setting out his legislative agenda for the year ahead – to regain the initiative, promising “radical change.” But minutes [...]

  • Cisco’s ‘record highs’ face AI earnings reality check

    May 13, 2026

    Cisco is set to report its quarterly earnings after the bell on Wednesday, and Wall Street is looking for evidence that the software giant’s AI-fuelled rally still has legs. Investors expect the Silicon Valley group to post third-quarter revenue of roughly $15.56bn (£11.52bn), up from $14.15bn a year ago, with earnings per share forecast at [...]

  • Tech firm behind in-store ads at Currys and Iceland goes bust

    May 13, 2026

    The firm that provides high street giants Currys and Iceland with in-store digital advertising has declared insolvency, Morning Wire can reveal. Software company Stratacache announced its winding-up of its UK operations and appointed liquidators on Wednesday, according to insolvency filings. This comes only months after the US digital screen specialist partnered with budget supermarket giant [...]

  • Ryder Cup captain Donald did not broker Rahm peace deal

    May 13, 2026

    Europe’s Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald has said he did not intervene to broker the peace deal between the DP World Tour and Jon Rahm which allows the Spaniard to compete in the intercontinental golf tournament. Rahm risked being frozen out of Europe’s Ryder Cup defence in Ireland next year due to outstanding fines with [...]

  • Labour’s holiday tax ‘will make staycations more expensive’

    May 13, 2026

    A leading trade body has attacked the government’s plans to push through a so-called holiday tax, which it says will make Brits’ staycations more expensive. Labour unveiled an Overnight Visitor Levy Bill as part of the King’s Speech, which provides the legislative framework for mayors to be handed the power to impose a tourism tax [...]

  • Super League set for crunch NRL investment talks at Magic Round in Brisbane

    May 13, 2026

    Super League chiefs will hold crunch talks with NRL counterparts early next week in Australia as investment into England’s top flight rugby league competition nears. Rugby Football League interim chief Rhodri Jones and RFL chair Nigel Wood are heading to the NRL’s Magic Round in Brisbane before the next discussions on Monday. Australian rugby league [...]

  • King’s Speech shows incremental change is all Starmer knows

    May 13, 2026

    Keir Starmer says incremental change won't cut it, yet his King's Speech was nothing but tinkering and rearranging, writes Matthew Bowles.

  • City sounds the alarm on pension inheritance tax upheaval

    May 13, 2026

    City grandees have raised the alarm over government plans to overhaul key rules over pensions and inheritance tax.  The sweeping reforms will allow scheme providers to retain half an outstanding pension pot to ensure executors can cover potential bills for inheritance tax, or IHT.  Due to take effect in April next year, the changes will bring [...]

  • Jury trial controversy looms over Starmer after King’s Speech points to reform

    May 13, 2026

    Controversial government plans to trim back the use of jury trials were included in the King’s Speech on Wednesday, as an embattled Keir Starmer persevered with an long-trailed overhaul of the UK’s criminal justice system.  The Courts Modernisation Bill could become the latest issue over which Downing Street and the parliamentary Labour Party clash at [...]

  • Farage to face probe on £5m gift from Harborne

    May 13, 2026

    Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is set to be investigated by the parliamentary standards committee after he received a £5m donation from Thai-based crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne shortly before being elected as an MP.  Farage will be probed on whether he broke a code of conduct for MPs on failing to declare the large gift [...]

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