UK Economy: The Morning After
After the gravity denying Boris Johnson and the reality denying Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak is beginning to bring the UK back to earth.
After the gravity denying Boris Johnson and the reality denying Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak is beginning to bring the UK back to earth.
The All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPG) for Rural Business and the Rural Powerhouse has published a new report, warning that the rural economy is being held
UK Space Agency chair, Lord Willetts lays out the way ahead for the UK space industry
History can provide the lessons needed to win the Ukrainian conflict
‘Piecemeal steps won’t get us where we need to go. We need giant leaps.’
There is growing tension between the UK and US over the Digital Services Tax, its potential impact on trade following Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, and the options facing the UK Government as it balances fair taxation with economic diplomacy.
Trump’s sweeping tariffs on UK, EU, and global imports on “Liberation Day” mark a dramatic shift toward economic nationalism, sparking fears of a trade war and global economic fallout.
Despite promises of economic renewal, the Chancellor’s Spring Statement echoes the austerity legacy of a decade ago – an attempt to hold onto 2024 Conservative voters and stop the flow of votes to Reform.
Chief Impact Officer at Shaw Trust, Julie Leonard, outlines how the Government’s £1 billion investment in employment support can deliver stronger returns for taxpayers by backing evidence-based, health-linked approaches like Individual Placement and Support (IPS).
As the Chancellor faces her biggest test yet, what can we expect from Rachel Reeves 30 minute Spring Statement this week?
The closure of Heathrow Airport, one of the world’s busiest airports caused by a fire at North Hyde electrical substation in Hayes has affected thousands
The United States has imposed 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, reigniting global trade tensions. While the European Union and Canada have vowed to retaliate, the UK has taken a different approach, opting for negotiation over confrontation. But what does this mean for British industry, jobs, and trade competitiveness?
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