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  • Emergency government meeting held over high temperature amid ‘strain on public finances’

    Economics

    The government will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the country’s response to this summer’s high temperatures and drought amid fears that it will add a “strain” on the public finances.  Prime Minister Andy Burnham will chair the ‘Cobra’ meeting of ministers overseeing health, water, housing and local government, as well as officials from agencies [...]

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  • Doctors union tops up £1m reserve pot for strikes

    Healthcare

    The trade union for doctors has stashed away hundreds of thousands of pounds more to fund future strike action despite posting another year of losses, new accounts reveal.  The British Medical Association (BMA), which represents over 200,000 doctors and students, put aside around £300,000 more funds towards its reserve for industrial action last year, according [...]

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  • Tui hit by Middle East travel chaos and rising fuel costs

    Transport & Infrastructure

    Tui has suffered a slip in earnings at its airlines business as the Iran war continues to wreak havoc on global tourism routes and spike fuel prices. The Frankfurt-listed group, which is the world’s largest travel and tourism firm, swung to a €17m loss in its airlines arm in the six months to June, reversing [...]

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  • The Burnham bounce won’t last unless Brits get better off

    August 12, 2026

    Andy Burnham’s approval ratings are soaring but Labour’s overall vote has only moved moderately. The real test will be the Budget, says Matthew Lesh Andy Burnham has undoubtedly had a significantly stronger start to his premiership than Keir Starmer. Just two years ago, the government got off to a rotten beginning by signalling tax rises [...]

  • Brits think supermarkets are profiteering – despite slowing food inflation

    August 12, 2026

    The majority of Brits think that supermarkets are profiteering from rising food prices caused by the Iran war despite the Chancellor John Healey recently admitting there was little evidence of the practice, new polling has revealed.  Some 70 per cent of UK voters believe that supermarkets are making “excessive” profits from food inflation, according to [...]

  • The European fintech American dream is being called into question

    August 12, 2026

    A double US banking application blow has called into question the fintech dream of landing on Wall Street. In this week’s column, Samuel Norman takes a look at the expansion roadmap for Europe’s top fintechs as well as the latest response to the booming profits in UK banks half-year reports. Denied, denied, withdrawn. That is [...]

  • As it happened: Stocks jittery as oil nears $90; Trump ‘semi-negotiating’ with Iran

    August 11, 2026

    Welcome back to the City AM liveblog. Oil prices are marching higher for the fourth consecutive session, supported by new uncertainty between the US and Iran and continued agitation over the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude – the international benchmark for oil prices – was holding above $87 per barrel on Tuesday [...]

  • Burnham should go on a ‘cost of doing business’ tour

    August 11, 2026

    An alarming note from one of the City’s top economists warns that October’s Budget could see taxes rise by almost the same amount as they did last year when Rachel Reeves cooked up £26bn worth of fresh hikes. Ruth Gregory, Deputy Chief UK Economist at Capital Economics, suggests that higher taxes “perhaps worth up to [...]

  • ‘Cost of business crisis’ as government drives up overheads by 70 per cent in a decade

    August 11, 2026

    British companies are facing a “cost of business crisis” as a string of controversial government policies have pushed up an average firm’s expenses by 70 per cent in a decade, one of the country’s largest industry bodies has found. A typical-mid-sized firm is now paying roughly £827,000 more a year than they were in 2016 [...]

  • Burnham bounce: PM gets popularity boost – at Farage’s expense

    August 10, 2026

    Andy Burnham scored a sharp boost in popularity ratings in July just as Nigel Farage’s ratings cratered, new polling has found. The latest City AM/Freshwater Strategy poll of UK voters has shown that Burnham’s approval ratings jumped by 12 points in July from a net score of zero, making him the most positively received figure [...]

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