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  • ‘I thought this would be drama-free’: Games Workshop pockets tariff reprieve

    July 28, 2026

    Games Workshop pocketed a £7.8 refund from the US administration after the Supreme Court rules Donald Trump’s ‘liberation day’ tariffs to be illegal, the company has said in another positive trading update. The Warhammer maker told investors it had initially paid US customs £12m to continue trading across the Atlantic, a considerable hit to the [...]

  • Students urged to rethink idea of a ‘safe job’ as Labour pledges major education reform

    July 28, 2026

    A Cabinet minister has warned young people against depending on “safe and secure jobs” as Andy Burnham announced that children as young as 14 will get access to technical education.  Pat McFadden, the work and pensions secretary, has said that changes to the education system were “more urgent” given disruption to the jobs market from [...]

  • Gianni Infantino: Democrats ask to quiz Fifa boss over Trump ‘corruption’ allegations

    July 28, 2026

    Democrats have launched a bid to haul Fifa boss Gianni Infantino before US legal chiefs and question over potential corruption in its links to President Trump’s administration. Rep Jamie Raskin of the House Judiciary Committee has written to Infantino requesting that he appear before them to discuss “Fifa’s brazen campaign to curry favor with Donald [...]

  • Student housing giant Unite faces £400m loss amid property value slump

    July 28, 2026

    Unite Students has plunged to a more-than £400m loss after being hit by a £500m revaluation of its properties and “extremely challenging” building costs. The UK’s largest student landlord slumped to a £417m pre-tax loss in the six months to June, reversing a £186m profit the year before, as its earnings slipped by two per [...]

  • EY and London managing partner fined over £1.3m for audit failure

    July 28, 2026

    Big Four giant EY and its London office managing partner have been hit with a nearly £1.3m fine by the financial watchdog for audit failings related to retailer Made.com in 2021. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said the sanction follows an investigation into Julie Carlyle, who manages the City office and a portfolio of many [...]

  • Barclays profit surges as equity traders cash in on volatility

    July 28, 2026

    Barclays profit surged ahead of expectations in the second quarter of the year as market turmoil fuelled a bumper performance in its equity trading division. The FTSE 100 giant revealed it would launch a new £1bn share buyback after pre-tax profit jumped 17 per cent from the prior year to £6.1bn across the first half [...]

  • Unilever turns to ‘avocado mayonnaise’ as food weighs on profit ahead of spin-off

    July 28, 2026

    Unilever has turned to novel products including “avocado mayonnaise” in a bid to boost ailing sales in its food arm, which is poised to be spun off in a £33bn deal. The consumer goods giant upgraded its sales expectations but saw the performance of its food business and European operations drag on the group’s operating [...]

  • Barry Hearn on Brentwood Town investment: ‘I’m a tight bastard but I’m a believer’

    July 28, 2026

    Matchroom president Barry Hearn on why he has returned to football with Brentwood Town FC, aiming for promotion to the English Football League and educating the council on the club’s need to buy its stadium. Barry Hearn doesn’t miss a beat when asked if he has missed football since selling Leyton Orient more than a [...]

  • Number of British millionaires sinks to lowest level since financial crisis

    July 28, 2026

    The number of millionaires in Britain has sunk to its lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis as rich residents flee the country due to punishingly high levels of tax and the removal of non-dom status, a fresh study has claimed. Some 442,000 millionaires were listed as residents in Britain in 2025, a seven per [...]

  • As it happened: Stocks jump as oil drops; Unilever shares soar on decade-best sales

    July 28, 2026

    Welcome back to the Morning Wire FTSE 100 liveblog. It’s Tuesday and the UK’s blue-chip index has made strong gains following a peaky start to the day. The markets took a boost yesterday after oil dropped back after reaching two-month highs of more than $100 per barrel last week when the Iran backed-Houthis took responsibility for tanker [...]

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