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Keir Starmer

  • How to actually grow the economy

    October 23, 2025

    In this special edition of The Week in Business, Morning Wire Editor Christian May talks to Lord Matthew Elliott about his new book, co-authored with Dr Arthur Laffer, Douglas McWilliams and Lord Michael Hintze: Prosperity Through Growth – Boosting Living Standards in an Age of Autocracy and AI. The book is based on interviews with [...]

  • Tony Blair calls on Labour to ditch key net zero target

    October 23, 2025

    Tony Blair’s think tank has called for the government to ditch its 2030 clean power target as it urged the Labour government to focus on making electricity cheaper in order to persuade Brits to use it over gas.  In a report published by the Tony Blair Institute (TBI), researchers called for the government to “solve” [...]

  • UK government borrowing soars in September to highest in five years

    October 21, 2025

    UK government borrowing soared north of £20bn in September, official data has revealed, in another blow for Rachel Reeves as she gears up for a painful tax-raising Budget next month. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said government borrowing over the month was the highest seen for five years and an increase of £1.6bn compared [...]

  • Third of employers would hire young people if offered tax credits

    October 21, 2025

    Over a third of employers would hire more young people if they were offered tax credits, fresh research has found, amid reports the government is drawing up a plan to subsidise employment for under 24-year-olds.  Research by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) showed some 36 per cent of employers claiming they would offer role [...]

  • City chiefs sound alarm on China embassy

    October 21, 2025

    Senior figures within Canada Corporation have told Morning Wire of their concerns regarding China’s controversial plans for a new super-embassy on the edge of the Square Mile.  The proposed embassy development on the edge of Canada has triggered alarms over possible threats to the security of sensitive cables passing [...]

  • Labour urged to block Chinese embassy amid spy row 

    October 20, 2025

    The Labour government has been urged to shut down China’s application for its new embassy at the Royal Mint Court site amid fears the country poses a threat to UK national security.  Senior Tory MPs Alicia Kearns and Tom Tugendhat, who allege they were spied on by China, called on the government to block an [...]

  • Spy case suspect was stopped with suitcase full of cash on return from China

    October 19, 2025

    A suspect in the China spy case was carrying a “suitcase full of cash” upon being stopped by police under terrorism laws after flying into Heathrow from China. Academic Christopher Berry, was discovered with £4,000 when he was intercepted at the airport in February 2023, almost six weeks before he was formally arrested on suspicion [...]

  • Thousands march through London to protest digital ID plans

    October 18, 2025

    Thousands of protesters have marched through central London to show their opposition to digital ID plans. Under strict police conditions, demonstrators chanted and waved banners along a route from Marble Arch to Whitehall on Saturday afternoon. The Prime Minister announced in September that a digital ID system would be introduced in 2029 and would be [...]

  • Conservatives will attempt to block Chagos deal over China spying fears

    October 18, 2025

    Conservative MPs will launch a last-ditch attempt to block the Chagos Islands deal next week due to fears it will be used by China to spy on the UK. First reported in the Telegraph, the Tories plan to force a vote in Parliament over whether to effectively end the deal by holding up payments to [...]

  • China threatens ‘consequences’ over London embassy delay

    October 17, 2025

    China has unleashed a threat of “consequences” over the latest delay to approving its application for a highly controversial new embassy at the Royal Mint Court site in London, amid escalating diplomatic tensions between the UK and the world’s second largest economy.  Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian has blasted Keir Starmer for failing to [...]

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