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Meanwhile, ride-hailing app Didi has been ordered off China’s app stores by the country’s cyberspace regulator, the Financial Times reports. It comes just days after the Chinese tech giant launched its shares in New York. The Cyberspace Administration of China said that Didi’s app had “problems of seriously violating laws on collecting and using personal information”.

Financial Times Front Page 11th of February 2026

Allies say the PM will not dismiss Health Sec Wes Streeting after leadership plot speculation. Streeting pledges support as a fragile truce holds, and ministers are told to focus on delivery. A dismissal is viewed as likely to deepen internal instability within government.

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Financial Times Front Page 9th of February 2026

Morgan McSweeney, a top No 10 aide and close ally of Peter Mandelson, has resigned to take the blame for controversy over Mandelson’s role and past associations. His exit intensifies scrutiny of the PM’s judgment and authority, as Labour figures move to contain the fallout.

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Financial Times Front Page 7th of February 2026

Senior figures around the PM warn that ditching fiscal discipline for unfunded giveaways could trigger a repeat of 2022 market turmoil, lifting gilt yields and mortgage costs. They urge a steady, pro‑business course to protect credibility and head off would‑be challengers.

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