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Too much British infrastructure is at the mercy of foreign powers
Plus: Truss’s track record; Labour and the bin strikes; Trump’s error on Russia; batty bureaucracy; a golfing triumph; and fish with a twist
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China joins supersonic race with plans for Concorde-beating jet
Comac unveils blueprints for plane that can fly 1.6 times faster than speed of sound
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The derelict Northern town rising from the ashes as Britain rearms
After years of neglect, this ‘Bournville of weapons’ is powering Britain’s rearmament
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Labour considers using terror laws to nationalise British Steel
Jonathan Reynolds proposes radical move after government talks with owner Jingye collapse
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Harsh net zero rules will force more car factories to close, industry warns
Manufacturers call for subsidies and looser regulations amid weak demand and heightened trade tensions
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As Reeves pours billions into submarines, unions are rubbing their hands
The Chancellor’s pledge to turn Britain into a ‘defence superpower’ will please Labour’s biggest backers
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Britain’s warehouses must be ready to store weaponry, says former Cold War soldier
Chief executive of Sirius Real Estate claims Russian aggression presents opportunities for land-owning businesses
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The tide is turning against the fantasy economics that prop up net zero
Many of the things we take for granted are about to be become prohibitively expensive
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Rolls-Royce explores shifting engine-making to US to counter Trump tariffs
Bosses draw up emergency plans after warning of ‘rising protectionism’
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Net zero blamed as Britain faces years of industrial decline
Soaring factory energy prices threaten to undermine manufacturing sector
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Ed Miliband bears more responsibility than Reeves or Trump for Britain’s decline
Our climate-obsessed Energy Secretary is to blame for January’s dire GDP figures
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Steelmakers demand wind farm-style support from taxpayer
Industry urges Government to offer same protections as renewables sector as Trump tariffs bite
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British steelmakers demand protection from Trump’s trade war
Industry leaders urge ministers to secure tariff exemptions as US introduces 25pc levy
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Britain is sitting on a fortune better than gold
We can break our reliance on China for minerals – if our elites get their hands dirty
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The aerospace start-up trying to crack the cause of Concorde’s demise
Spike Aerospace believes it has found the answer to unlocking a new era of high-speed jets
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Britain braces for flood of cheap Chinese cars as trade war spreads
Trump’s tariffs could re-route global exports – and turn the UK into a de facto dumping ground
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EU waters down electric car rules to give manufacturers ‘breathing space’
Carmakers who miss emissions targets will be able to make up for it in the next two years
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Britain’s factories fall behind Europe as tax grab hammers output
Manufacturing activity contracts at sharpest pace in 14 months amid gloomy economic backdrop
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British carmakers’ switch to electric has descended into chaos
Carmakers are slowing down production because of green mandates – risking jobs and billions of pounds
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Rolls-Royce hits turnaround targets two years early under boss ‘Turbo’ Tufan
Engineering giant hands investors £250m dividend after Erginbilgic cuts costs
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UK carmakers suffer worst January in two years as demand for electric slows
Production falls by 20,000 as manufacturers battle rising costs and uncertainty
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Ex-Lotus boss plans £1bn battery gigafactory in Britain
Volklec hopes to start production at publicly funded UK Battery Industrialisation Centre
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Jim Ratcliffe demands tariffs on China ‘or there will be nothing left’ in Europe
Billionaire says current policies risk destroying Continent’s petrochemicals industry
