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  • Lime policy chief: Retime traffic lights to make London cyclists safer

    February 4, 2026

    London should follow Copengahen and Amsterdam by retiming traffic lights to reward safe cyclists, writes Lime policy director Hal Stevenson.

  • Britain’s growth slumps and the Business Secretary scratches his head

    February 4, 2026

    Having spent another day wading through the Epstein-Mandelson email traffic I was going to write another column about how unbelievably grubby the revelations are, but it’s too depressing. So, I thought I’d focus on something more cheerful; the latest downgrades to the UK’s economic growth forecasts. On his visit to China alongside the PM, the [...]

  • The Debate: Should student loan debt be forgiven?

    February 4, 2026

    Student loans are under the spotlight, with those who took out plans between 2012 and 2023 feeling the bite. Should student debt (or some of it) be forgiven?

  • Is Guinness Bristol City deal a sign of football shirt sponsorships to come?

    February 4, 2026

    Looming exit of betting companies from football front-of-shirt sponsorship opens the door for more consumer brands like Guinness to return, writes Matthew Fletcher-Jones. Having made the often-regrettable decision to support Tottenham Hotspur in the 1980s, I’m still pleased to see any corner shop selling Holsten Pils – the club’s shirt sponsor throughout my youth.  Chelsea [...]

  • Exclusive: PSG in talks with Netflix show Emily in Paris over appearance

    February 4, 2026

    Paris Saint-Germain are in discussions with the makers of hit Netflix show Emily in Paris about a potential collaboration in the future, Morning Wire can reveal. The talks could see the Champions League holders and Club World Cup finalists feature in a future episode of the series, which follows the adventures of an American marketing [...]

  • JP Morgan’s Chase sets sights on UK insurance market

    February 4, 2026

    Global banking giant JP Morgan has set its sights on the UK insurance market with its consumer arm Chase set to enter the scene. The new offering, branded as Chase Protect, will envelope its essential coverage bundle into one single month fee, designed as an add-on for current account holders. While JP Morgan has operated [...]

  • Exclusive: Starling’s top investor withdraws support for London IPO

    February 4, 2026

    Starling’s elusive billionaire backer has gone cold on his ambition for the digital bank to list in London, Morning Wire can reveal, in a move that will heighten fears of the fintech heading to New York for its highly-anticipated IPO. Harald McPike had lobbied for the group to launch its initial public offering in London [...]

  • New Years optimism wears off as economic expectations drop 

    February 4, 2026

    New Year’s optimism is beginning to fall away with the number of people expecting the economy to improve this year falling at the start of February. According to the latest Morning Wire/Freshwater Strategy poll of UK voters, the number of people expecting the economy to improve in the next 12 months has fallen by four [...]

  • Cost of hiring graduates shot up after Reeves’ tax raids

    February 4, 2026

    The cost of hiring graduates and other young Brits in entry-level roles increased by seven per cent in real terms after Chancellor Rachel Reeves hiked employers’ national insurance and raised the national living wage, economists have found. A new set of forecasts and analysis by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (Niesr) has [...]

  • Crispin Odey firm discovered dozens of ‘inappropriate conduct claims’

    February 3, 2026

    Crispin Odey’s wound down hedge fund unearthed nearly 50 allegations of “inappropriate conduct” made by female staff about the disgraced hedge fund manager during an internal investigation, newly released court filings show. In evidence submitted by the Financial Conduct Authority, the founder of Odey Asset Management is accused of engaging in at least 46 instances [...]

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