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UK temporarily spared from Trump's 50% metal tariffs
Tariffs · United Kingdom

UK temporarily spared from Trump's 50% metal tariffs

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Major change to apprenticeships as government vows to 'back the next generation'
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Major change to apprenticeships as government vows to 'back the next generation'

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Government accused of watering down environment rules in housebuilding proposals
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Government accused of watering down environment rules in housebuilding proposals

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Economic Forecast: UK at risk of 2-speed economy

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) Quarterly Economic Forecast (QEF) has increased growth predictions for 2025, but the UK economy will remain sluggish.   Better-than-expected business investment in Q1 is forecast to boost GDP across 2025. Inflation is projected to increase further in the coming months, before slowing to 2% by the end of 2027.  Unemployment is expected to be 4.6% throughout the forecast period, with the increase in national …Economy · United KingdomSee the Story

UK Manufacturers Urge MoD to Channel Defence Spending to SMEs Through Binding Offset Deals

British manufacturers have urged the government to ensure that small and medium-sized businesses are major beneficiaries of the UK’s rising defence spending by embedding legally binding offset agreements in future military procurement contracts. Ahead of the release of the government’s revised Defence Industrial Strategy, MakeUK Defence — the trade body representing more than 600 UK defence manufacturers — is calling for foreign contractors to b…United Kingdom · United KingdomSee the Story

UK inflation surges to hotter-than-expected 3.5% in April

38% Center coverage: 57 sources
British inflation jumped to a higher-than-expected annual rate of 3.5% in April from 2.6% in March, official figures showed on Wednesday. April saw increases in gas, electricity and water prices, alongside higher taxes on employers - all of which are likely to push up prices.UK Economy · United KingdomSee the Story

Plans to reset UK-EU relations hit trouble over fishing rights and youth mobility

40% Right coverage: 10 sources
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UK economy grows 0.7% in first quarter

46% Center coverage: 43 sources
The UK economy is expected to have grown in the opening months of the year, before tax rises and announcements on US tariffs came in during April. The Office for National Statistics will report the UK’s gross domestic product (GDP) figures for January to March on Thursday morning.UK Economy · United KingdomSee the Story

Wages still rising but gap is starting to narrow with inflation

Responding to the latest labour market data, published by the ONS this morning, Jane Gratton, Deputy Director Public Policy at the British Chambers of Commerce said:   “This data suggests some loosening in the jobs market with vacancies staying below pre-pandemic levels and unemployment nudging up, but wage growth including bonuses remains strong.    “Although the pace of salary increases has slowed, they are still significantly above inflation.…Wages · United KingdomSee the Story

UK introduces stricter immigration rules: Key changes explained

66% Center coverage: 6 sources
The UK government has announced sweeping reforms to its immigration system, aimed at reducing dependency on foreign labour while tightening control over visa pathways for workers, students and families. Outlined in a new white paper, the Home Office confirmed that the qualifying period for both settlement and citizenship will be extended to ten years. Officials said the reforms are designed to ensure migrants contribute meaningfully to British s…Law · United KingdomSee the Story

Procurement Act Must Quickly Deliver for SMEs   - British Chambers of Commerce

Only 20% of direct public sector procurement spend was with SMEs in 2024 – a similar figure to 2023 (19%) £45.4 billion was spent by Government directly with SMEs last year, up from £42.4 billion in 2023 Median spend per SME remained at £31,000 in 2024 Local Government is the part of the public sector spending the most with SMEs – £28.1b in 2024 Only a fifth (20%) of procurement spend from the wider public sector, including central government…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

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