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  • Gary Lineker forks out £10k to save England World Cup dream

    August 5, 2026

    Gary Lineker and a group of private backers have come to the rescue of the England men’s amputee team while the Football Association refuses to fund them.  The governing body stopped its financial support in 2006 and, despite now backing seven para teams, still excludes the amputee side. The England team, Nations League winners in [...]

  • Heineken-owned pubs group faces probe over eviction threat

    August 5, 2026

    One of the UK’s biggest pub chains is facing a potential probe by the UK’s pubs watchdog after it threatened to evict one of its London tenants. Star Pubs, which operates more than 2,000 sites across Britain and is owned by Dutch brewing titan Heineken, has been told it will be referred to the Pubs [...]

  • Big bank bosses on alert as tax noise gets louder under Burnham

    August 5, 2026

    Banks have delivered booming profits for the first half of the year. In this week’s column Samuel Norman takes a look at how the calls for a tax rise on the sector will get louder under the new Prime Minister. “The saxophones are getting louder” is the internet’s new saying to depict growing anxiety. If you [...]

  • Tour de France Femmes: World famous cycling race plunged into bra row

    August 4, 2026

    For penis injections at the Winter Olympics, read bra padding at the Tour de France Femmes, where officials are making extra checks on riders to ensure they are not cheating by inflating the size of their chests. The move comes after unnamed teams raised suspicions that some cyclists were using padding on their chests – [...]

  • Monitoring the situation: HSBC to add 46 CCTV cameras with ‘face detection’ outside new City HQ

    August 4, 2026

    Few banks are better at monitoring the situation than HSBC. The UK’s biggest bank is gearing up to install dozens of CCTV cameras around the perimeter of its new City headquarters as it ramps up security ahead of its move from Canary Wharf next year. HSBC plans to fit as many as 51 new cameras, [...]

  • Luton Airport expansion set for take-off after environmental challenge dismissed

    August 4, 2026

    London Luton Airport’s growth plan has received judicial approval after a campaign group’s legal challenge was rejected by the UK’s top court. The Supreme Court has given the plans the green light after dismissing a challenge from Luton and District Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise (LADACAN), which had argued the decision was unlawful [...]

  • Barclays in legal battle with MFS administrators over part of £160m holding

    August 4, 2026

    The administrators of collapsed mortgage lender MFS are taking legal action against Barclays after the bank allegedly refused to hand back millions of pounds sat in its accounts. Alix Partners, which was appointed as joint administrators for Market Financial Solutions in February, filed a High Court claim against Barclays, represented by Latham and Watkins, on [...]

  • Gatwick expansion green-lit as court throws out activists’ appeal

    August 4, 2026

    Work on Gatwick Airport’s second runway can get under way after the Court of Appeal kicked out a legal challenge against the expansion project. Legal appeals brought by local resident Peter Barclay and the environmental group Communities Against Gatwick Noise Emissions (CAGNE) against the expansion of Gatwick Airport have failed in court for the second [...]

  • Deloitte snaps up construction cost boutique to target infrastructure boom

    August 4, 2026

    Deloitte has snapped up a niche construction consultancy as the Big Four firm looks to capitalise on the growing demand for tighter financial controls on major infrastructure projects. Deloitte has acquired The Orange Partnership, a Midlands-based consultancy specialising in cost verification and cost assurance in the construction sector, Morning Wire can reveal. The deal comes [...]

  • Wenger rubbishes Infantino sell-off plan as senior Fifa figures desert president

    August 4, 2026

    Fifa development chief Arsene Wenger has denied any involvement in the doomed sell-off plan that has left president Gianni Infantino fighting to save his job. Wenger said he only heard about the proposal – to raise $4bn from selling stakes in a new commercial vehicle that would manage the World Cup to private investors including [...]

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