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  • Liz Kendall ramps up push to funnel pension cash into UK startups

    Tech

    The government is stepping up efforts to channel more institutional money into British tech firms as ministers look to stop promising startups heading overseas for funding. Tech secretary Liz Kendall announced that Labour would pursue reforms to unlock pension fund investment into UK growth firms, adding Britain needs to become an “indispensable partner” in the [...]

    Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall is in charge of reforming the state pension and benefits system
  • London Tech Week day two: Talent alone won’t be enough

    Opinion

    The UK’s universities remain some of its strongest assets, but talent alone does not determine success, writes London Tech Week's Russ Shaw.

    Getty Images gallery showcasing recent business trends and innovations in technology with diverse professionals collaborating
  • Starmer: Britain must ‘not stick its head in the sand’ on AI

    Tech

    Sir Keir Starmer has said Britain must not “stick its head in the sand” on artificial intelligence, with the technology set to fundamentally reshape the UK economy. The Prime Minister used his speech at London Tech Week to unveil a major sovereign computing push, new AI skills programmes and a vision for keeping Britain’s fastest-growing [...]

    Starmer is set to reshuffle his top team.
  • Quantum could be Britain’s next tech breakthrough

    June 2, 2026

    Britain's next tech titan could be a quantum company. That’s not a sentence I'd have said five years ago, writes Carolyn Dawson.

  • China ties force co-founder exit at UK AI startup Fractile

    February 5, 2026

    Co-founder of British AI chip startup Fractile left the company after concerns were raised internally about his links to China amid growing scrutiny of national security risks across the UK’s strategic tech sector. Yuhang Song, Fractile’s former chief technology officer, departed the business in May 2024 following questions over his academic background and earlier ties [...]

  • Motorway CEO: How I built my $1bn empire after a huge failure

    June 16, 2025

    The co-founder and chief executive of used car marketplace Motorway has opened up about how he helped to build a $1bn empire from scratch following the biggest failure of his career. On an up-coming episode of Morning Wire’s Boardroom Uncovered show, Tom Leathes also revealed how he and his fellow founders landed on the car [...]

  • Exclusive: KMPG renews search for UK’s top tech scale-ups

    April 24, 2025

    Professional services giant KMPG has launched its annual competition to identify and support the UK’s most innovative scale-ups, as the sector navigates a challenging investment landscape. Now in its 12th year, the competition has served as a launchpad for a diverse range of startups – from healthtech pioneers to AI disruptors. Previous finalists include notable [...]

  • London is a tech superpower – so why don’t we act like it?

    April 15, 2025

    London is a tech superpower, but gloomy commentators hate to acknowledge it. It's time to start backing ourselves, writes Adam French.

  • MintStars: ‘Ethical’ OnlyFans rival more than doubles in value

    March 25, 2025

    MintStars, a start-up launched as an ‘ethical alternative’ to OnlyFans, more than doubled in value during its latest financial year, it has been revealed. The challenger was established by Jessica Van Meir and Daniel Sargent, who serves as its chief executive, in 2022. In an interview with Morning Wire last year, Van Meir said the [...]

  • Plans worth £200m revealed by Imperial College London and Bruntwood SciTech

    November 20, 2024

    Imperial College London is to build a life sciences and deep tech development worth over £200m in the west of the capital after partnering with Bruntwood SciTech. The university has earmarked land at its White City Deep Tech Campus after signing an agreement with the joint venture between property group Bruntwood, Legal & General and [...]

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