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  • Babcock predicts global government defence spending spree after hit to profit

    June 22, 2026

    Babcock said it had suffered a £140m financial hit due to delays in a contract with the Royal Navy but reiterated its financial targets for the next year, predicting high spending as global governments plough cash into defence. Profit before tax slumped to £267.2m from £339.4m in the prior year after problems with its Type [...]

  • Who could be Andy Burnham’s Chancellor? 

    June 22, 2026

    As speculation over the Labour leadership grips Westminster, Maurício Alencar looks at the possible candidates for the next Chancellor – an appointment that will face heavy scrutiny by the markets. Andy Burnham’s journey toward Downing Street so far has featured scores of polls outlining his popularity among Labour members and the public, Labour MPs travelling [...]

  • As it happened: FTSE 100 finishes higher as US-Iran talks progress and Starmer resigns; Space X shares fall after bond sale

    June 22, 2026

    Welcome back to the Morning Wire liveblog. Markets are set to start off the new week facing renewed threats on both the domestic and geopolitical front. Over the weekend, fractures that were forming in the US-Iran peace deal burst wide open after Iran’s top military command said it shut the Strait of Hormuz after “violations” [...]

  • Brexit 10 years on: Labour’s EU reset deal is ‘no growth strategy’

    June 22, 2026

    The Labour government’s “reset” deal with the EU is not delivering substantial gains on growth, trade specialists and economists have warned on the anniversary of the Brexit referendum’s polling day.  The government’s first deal with the EU struck in May last year, which will be ratified by parliament in a bill over the course of [...]

  • Starmer will resign, Trump says

    June 21, 2026

    Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce his resignation as early as Monday, according to media reports and President Trump, after Andy Burnham’s victory in Makerfield paved the way for his ascent to Downing Street. Starmer will set out timings for his exit in a speech on Monday, The Observer newspaper reported, after his grip [...]

  • Kaleb Cooper: Brits don’t care about the price of milk 

    June 19, 2026

    Brits don’t care about the price of milk, Kaleb Cooper has said, as he urged shoppers to buy more locally-made produce. The Clarkson’s Farm star told Morning Wire that farmers would be “very, very grateful” for price rises if passed on to producers amid a battle to stay profitable in the face of higher costs. [...]

  • Judge rejects Gatwick Airport bid to block new relaxed runway slot rules

    June 19, 2026

    A High Court judge has refused Gatwick’s request for an immediate emergency freeze to stop the new 70 per cent rule from starting today. The UK government temporarily reduced the “use it or lose it” slot usage requirement at major UK airports, including Gatwick Airport, from the standard 80 per cent to 70 per cent [...]

  • Burnham must walk a tightrope on his ascent to Downing Street

    June 19, 2026

    After Andy Burnham cleared the path for a run at the Labour leadership with an emphatic win in the Makerfield by-election. Maurício Alencar sketches out what an Andy Burnham government could look like – and the balancing act he faces on the way there  Despite romping home to victory in the Makerfield by-election on Friday, [...]

  • Burnham turns to ex-OBR and Bank of England chiefs on economic policy

    June 19, 2026

    Andy Burnham has turned to a crop of heavyweight economic advisers, including a former Bank of England economist and the ex-head of the Office for Budget Responsibility, in a bid to bolster his economic credentials ahead of a potential Labour leadership challenge, it has been reported.  The new MP for Makerfield has sought advice from [...]

  • The Bank of England is keeping Britain in the waiting room

    June 19, 2026

    The MPC’s decision to holding the Bank rate for the fourth meeting is downstream of a government, and a country, that’s run out of ideas, says Emmanuel Igwe What sound does a country make when it has run out of ideas? Rather than cacophonous noise or a muted groan, I would say that sound is [...]

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