(Refiles to change date in headline to Sept 29 from Sept 28)

Sept 29 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Headlines

Tories join demand for Theresa May to deliver on energy pledge http://on.ft.com/2futcgH

Brompton issues voluntary recall of 144,000 bikes http://on.ft.com/2fvrkod

FCA warns against post-Brexit shake-up of investment rules http://on.ft.com/2fuqpnT

Life of Uber UK drivers shows company 'directs and controls' http://on.ft.com/2fw2nsz

Overview

Prime Minister Theresa May is being urged to deliver on her promise to cut energy bills for 17 million households in a cross-party letter signed by nearly 200 MPs, including 76 Conservatives.

Brompton issued a voluntary recall of 144,000 of its folding bicycles saying all of its bikes manufactured between April 2014 and May 2017 contained axles that had shown a higher than expected failure rate.

The UK Financial Conduct Authority said on Thursday there was no justification for any changes to the rules governing asset managers, firing a salvo against an attempt by European regulators to shake up the rules after Brexit.

Lawyers representing two Uber drivers argued in front of an employment tribunal on Thursday that the ride-hailing firm is an employer and not just an agent connecting drivers to passengers as the company sets the fees, determines the routes for the driver and adjudicates when passengers complained about the journeys. (Compiled by Bengaluru newsroom; Editing by Peter Cooney)