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  • FTSE 100 Live: Stocks inch up; Gas prices surge after drone attacks

    March 17, 2026

    Good morning and welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog. The FTSE 100 closed up 0.5 per cent yesterday, settling at 10,317.69p led by a three per cent jump in Endeavour Mining. It came as global markets were brought some reprieve from declining oil prices. The price of Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil [...]

  • UK fintech Pockit borrows cash from Spanish railway architect

    March 17, 2026

    Pockit has borrowed money from an award-winning Spanish railway architect in one of the most unusual debt raises completed by a British fintech. The Cardiff-based business, which offers prepaid accounts to customers without a credit score, has signed a debenture agreement with Anchorgate Management, a British Virgin Islands company controlled by architect Santiago Calatrava, company [...]

  • Iran war: Independent pubs face ‘devastating’ energy costs

    March 17, 2026

    Independent pubs could be left vulnerable to spikes in energy costs caused by the Iran war, while their larger competitors enjoy the security of fixed energy deals.  Landlords across the UK could face “devastating” costs if energy prices continue to rise, trade body UKHospitality has warned. Blockages to the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial shipping [...]

  • Trump is in need of a scapegoat – look out Keir Starmer

    March 17, 2026

    Per the Trump playbook, the US President will promptly be in search of a scapegoat over Iran. Starmer better prepare, writes Michael Martins.

  • Today’s the day we finally get to hear the Chancellor’s plans for growth

    March 17, 2026

    GDP growth in November was 0.2 per cent. It slipped to 0.1 per cent in December and we now know that by the end of January it had withered to zero. The British economy recorded no growth in the first month of this year. It was only a monthly reading and it may be revised [...]

  • ‘No one expects’ Bank of England to cut interest rates, says former MPC member

    March 17, 2026

    A former member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has said that “no one expects a cut” to interest rates amidst deepening conflict in the Middle East. Prof Jonathan Haskel, who is also a member of Morning Wire’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee, told BBC Radio 4’s ‘Today’ programme he believes a rates [...]

  • High risk club owners facing triple ultimatum from football regulator

    March 17, 2026

    English club owners will be required to inject funds, reduce debt or slash outgoings if they are deemed to be “high-risk” by the Independent Football Regulator. Under new licensing proposals published today, clubs will have to demonstrate that they have the financial resources to withstand major shocks such as relegation or withdrawal of owner funding [...]

  • Reeves vows UK will ‘beat G7 at AI adoption’ as she searches for growth agenda

    March 16, 2026

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves will promise that the UK will beat G7 counterparts in adopting AI over the coming years with fresh investment set to focus on quantum computing and researchers specialising in healthcare, clean energy and national security.  In a speech on Tuesday afternoon, Reeves is expected to set out the government’s AI ambitions to [...]

  • Morning Wire’s Magazine Editor Steve Dinneen wins Features Writer of the Year

    March 16, 2026

    Morning Wire’s magazine editor Steve Dinneen walked away with the Features Writer of the Year award at the prestigious Regional Press Awards last week, beating rivals including LondonCentric, the Manchester Evening News and Reach PLC. The gong was one of two awards for which Morning Wire was competing, with The Magazine also reaching the shortlist [...]

  • Business groups warn against axing ‘fundamental’ red tape watchdog

    March 16, 2026

    Some of Britain’s largest business groups have urged the business secretary not to scrap a body responsible for scrutinising business regulation, saying it plays a “fundamental” role evaluating the impact of red tape on British firms. The intervention comes as the Department for Business confirmed to Morning Wire that ministers are “considering the role” of [...]

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