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  • UK economy’s growth revised down amid first-quarter spurt

    June 30, 2026

    The UK economy grew by 0.6 per cent in the first quarter of the year, the Office for National Statistics has confirmed, yet the final figure for growth last year was revised down slightly. The ONS said on Tuesday that the UK economy grew at a faster pace than many had expected at the beginning [...]

  • Starmer to unveil hotly debated Defence Investment Plan in final act

    June 29, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer will unveil the highly-anticipated Defence Investment Plan in one of his final acts as Prime Minister.  Starmer will publish full funding plans for the Defence Investment Plan (Dip), the government’s 10-year blueprint for armed forces, on Tuesday. He will say that more than £5bn over four years will be invested into drones, [...]

  • AI data centre race reaches rural Devon as Xlinks eyes £3.6bn campus

    June 29, 2026

    Britain’s race to build the infrastructure underpinning AI is moving beyond its traditional data centre heartlands, with Xlinks unveiling plans for a £3.6bn AI campus in north Devon as developers search for land and grid capacity. The energy developer, whose Morocco-UK power project was shelved by the government earlier this year, wants to build a [...]

  • ‘Anti-growth’: Labour blocks Canada skyscraper plans

    June 29, 2026

    The government has been branded “anti-growth” by Canada Corporation after a minister blocked plans to build tall buildings near the Tower of London. In a letter to planning chiefs, the housing minister Matthew Pennycock said the authority for the Square Mile should not be able to go ahead with its skyscraper plans [...]

  • Is Andy Burnham a left-wing Liz Truss?

    June 29, 2026

    Say what you like about Andy Burnham (and I intend to say a lot) but he’s not short on ambition. Armed with a single by election victory he now intends to oversee “the biggest change in our lifetime to the way Britain is run.” The PM-in-waiting had popped down to London for some selfies before [...]

  • ‘Biggest change in our lifetime’ – Burnham vows ‘greater public control’ over utilities 

    June 29, 2026

    Andy Burnham has vowed to empower local government to take “greater public control” over energy, housing, water and transport as councils are set to be handed greater powers as part of sweeping economic and political reform.  In a speech on Monday setting out his 10-year vision to raise living standards, the likely next Prime Minister [...]

  • As it happened: Supreme Court blocks Trump sacking; Andy Burnham vows ‘greater public control’; Comcast spin-off

    June 29, 2026

    Good afternoon from the Morning Wire liveblog team. News of a major spin-off deal in the media sector is providing the main talking point during the New York trading day, helping lift stocks up after the tech sector weighed on the market over the previous session. Sky owner Comcast’s announcement that it will set up [...]

  • Burnham to unveil plans for devolution and ‘reindustrialisation’

    June 28, 2026

    Andy Burnham will unveil plans to devolve power away from London and shift some government operations to a “Number 10 in the North”, as the Prime Minister-to-be calls for a change in “how Britain is governed”. In a speech focused on growth on Monday morning, Burnham will say that a 10-year plan will focus on [...]

  • Whoever’s our next PM, please let the City help you

    June 28, 2026

    No matter who inhabits 10 and 11 Downing Street, the City Corporation is ready to help drive growth, writes Chris Hayward.

  • Senior Labour figures downplay public appetite for general election

    June 28, 2026

    Senior Labour figures have downplayed the British public’s appetite for a general election to secure any major policy shifts under a new leader and have insisted the party is united behind Andy Burnham.  Talking to Sky News on Sunday, housing secretary Steve Reed suggested Keir Starmer’s possible successor would introduce “changes in emphasis” but stick [...]

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