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  • Government urged to amend the Pension Schemes Bill

    September 24, 2025

    The Association of Investment Companies, (AIC) has voiced its frustration at the incoming Pension Schemes Bill failing to include investment companies. The bill aims to strengthen pension investment by giving government powers to push schemes to invest a percentage of their portfolio in private assets. However, in the drafted legislation which is passing through the [...]

  • ‘We’re already at peak government inflicted costs’ BT chief warns Chancellor

    September 24, 2025

    The boss of BT has joined a chorus of chief executives urging the Chancellor not to raise the costs of doing business at her forthcoming Budget, warning the telecoms industry was “already at peak government inflicted costs.” In an on-stage interview with Morning Wire at the Connected Britain conference on Wednesday, Allison Kirkby said: “We [...]

  • Ministry of Justice sacks 849 staff over misconduct in three years

    September 24, 2025

    The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has dismissed 849 staff members over the last three years for alleged misconduct. A Freedom of Information Request, shared with Morning Wire, revealed there has been an increase in the number of individuals receiving a penalty as a result of the conduct and discipline process at the MoJ, with a [...]

  • Labour’s mixed messages ‘confuses’ UK government procurement

    September 24, 2025

    The UK government’s £400bn procurement budget used to deliver on key policies and projects has been squandered due to Labour’s mixed messaging on its priorities, a new report exclusively shared with Morning Wire has suggested.  The state spends billions of pounds a day for public services, with everything from IT software to fighter jets and [...]

  • Signal AI raises $165m as UK tech faces scaling challenge

    September 24, 2025

    London-based Signal AI, a risk and reputation intelligence platform, has raised $165m (£122m) in a growth equity round led by US investor Battery Ventures, giving the company a major stake. The funding will support international expansion across the US, Europe and, the Middle East, whilst also funding strategic acquisitions and product development. Founded in 2013 [...]

  • Wages soar to £1.5bn as HMRC ramps up on compliance staff

    September 24, 2025

    HMRC has allocated over £1.5bn for 2024-25 to support staff in compliance, preventing and detecting fraud cases and collecting taxes, representing a 23 per cent increase on its 2021-22 staff bill. According to a freedom of information (FOI) shared with Morning Wire by think tank Parliament Street, over the past fiscal year as part of [...]

  • Nigel Farage rows back on key migration pledges

    September 24, 2025

    Nigel Farage has appeared to row back on key aspects of his legal migration pledges amid mounting questions over whether his figures stand up as well as fierce criticism from top lawyers and researchers on the viability of his plan to end Indefinite Leave to Remain. The Reform UK leader told LBC on Wednesday morning [...]

  • Pat McFadden says lifting two-child benefit cap must be budgeted 

    September 24, 2025

    Work and pensions secretary Pat McFadden has conceded that any plans to lift the two-child benefit cap must be “budgeted” amid growing calls from key Labour figures for the Tory-era policy to be scrapped.  McFadden warned Labour backbenchers that any commitment to lift the cap would have to be funded by higher government revenue.  “Everything [...]

  • Labour has made Britain a beacon of economic stability

    September 24, 2025

    A recent influx of over £110bn in investment from global financial and tech firms as a direct result of the government’s successful economic plan, which fosters stability and reform, thereby creating jobs across the country and proving Britain is open for business, says Lucy Rigby Yesterday, Revolut – one of the UK’s fintech success stories [...]

  • Rachel Reeves urged to reconsider Labour manifesto tax pledges

    September 24, 2025

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been warned that tweaking small levies and relying on the wealthy to contribute to the state would hinder growth as another prominent report has called for Labour manifesto commitments to be reversed.   In a report by the Institute for Government (IfG), Labour strategists were criticised for the party’s “original sin” of [...]

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