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  • AI reduces founders’ need for capital, says Revolut Business

    July 22, 2026

    AI is reducing the amount of capital startups need to build global businesses, shifting the battle for founders away from funding and towards which countries offer the best environment to scale, according to the head of Revolut Business. Speaking to City AM, James Gibson said AI had dramatically lowered the cost of building and operating [...]

  • Lucy Rigby back as City minister

    July 22, 2026

    Lucy Rigby has been demoted to City minister after a stint as the chief secretary to the Treasury. Rigby, who previously served in the role under Keir Starmer, was moved from her cabinet role by Burnham and will now return to the dual brief of economic secretary to the Treasury and City minister.  The former [...]

  • ‘False dawn’: June inflation falls to 2.6 per cent but analysts say rises ahead

    July 22, 2026

    Inflation remained stuck above the Bank of England’s target rate despite government promises to tackle the cost of living.  The Office for National Statistics said consumer price index (CPI) inflation was 2.6 per cent in the year to June. Analysts predicted the price growth reading to be 2.7 per cent, lower than the 2.8 per [...]

  • Tax rises ‘guaranteed’ as Healey faces £22bn black hole from Burnham spending plans

    July 22, 2026

    Chancellor John Healey will be forced to launch another round of major tax rises in the autumn, leading economists have warned, after a City AM analysis found £22bn of spending pledges are not accounted for in official forecasts. Less than 24 hours after becoming Prime Minister, Andy Burnham has already announced plans to end rough [...]

  • Can the City make friends with Healey?

    July 22, 2026

    For the second time in history, the Labour party has recruited a former defence secretary by the name of Healey to become chancellor.  The first, Denis Healey, ended up going cap-in-hand to the IMF for a bailout in 1976 after the UK endured rocketing inflation, soaring borrowing and surging unemployment. So the bar has been [...]

  • ‘Phenomenal waste of time’: Burnham slammed over plans to dismantle tech department

    July 21, 2026

    Andy Burnham faced immediate questions over his decision to abolish the tech department on Tuesday, as peers warned the move risked disrupting Britain’s AI strategy. Ministers were hauled before the House of Lords less than a day after the machinery of government changes to the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) were announced, where [...]

  • Healey challenges Cabinet to find cuts 

    July 21, 2026

    Chancellor John Healey has challenged Cabinet ministers to find savings in budgets hours after Andy Burnham was criticised for making an “unfunded” tax cut.  In the first meeting between Cabinet ministers under Burnham’s government, Healey urged ministers to “look harder” at spending priorities across departments.  Burnham also urged ministers to consider “how we are going [...]

  • Brazen Burnham should call an election and put his ten year plan to the voters

    July 21, 2026

    Plenty of people were staring at their phones outside the Calais terminal of the Eurotunnel on Monday afternoon, but I sensed I was the only one watching Andy Burnham’s Downing Street address. We left for France under one Prime Minister and came back under another. That’s just how it is these days. My first reaction [...]

  • ‘Fantastic news’ as Burnham brings Britain’s AI minister into Cabinet

    July 21, 2026

    Andy Burnham has promoted Kanishka Narayan to a Cabinet position as Britain’s AI minister as part of his first major government reshuffle, handing artificial intelligence its first dedicated seat at the Cabinet table. Narayan will attend Cabinet for the first time after surviving Burnham’s sweeping reshuffle, which saw several senior ministers leave government and the [...]

  • Thames Water creditors offer government ‘golden share’ to fend off nationalisation

    July 21, 2026

    The group of creditors vying to take control of Thames Water has said it is willing to grant the government a “golden share” in the company and offer local governments oversight of its operations as it looks to fend off nationalisation by Andy Burnham. In a statement today, London & Valley Water (L&VW), a group [...]

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