More than 70% of people say they intend to support UK businesses
Ministers urged to review Beijing’s role in critical national infrastructure and supply chains
Sharp market reversals have wrongfooted many computer-driven traders betting on market trends
Industrial action has led to rubbish piling up across UK’s second city
Scottish first minister John Swinney says move will allow for year of ‘delivery’ ahead of Holyrood elections
It is not perfect, but city’s infrastructure-led development and long-term planning may hold key to Labour’s new towns agenda
The situation is dire and only active policymaking is going to make a difference
Companies flag signs of goods being diverted from US to Europe via platforms such as Temu, Shein and Amazon
Progress on disability employment is at risk under Trump policies; accessible transport is a route to more pay and out of worklessness; Rosie Jones on the curse of ableism and discrimination; how quotas push Chile ahead of Ireland and improve job prospects for more
For disabled jobseekers, accessible trains and buses are a route out of worklessness into employment and higher pay
On average, they submit 60% more job applications than non-disabled people, with many employers casting doubt on their ability
Officials work to ensure shipments arrive quickly after emergency government intervention
Levies cut on 89 products to support domestic companies against Trump’s trade war
Government now has tricky task of running a costly and complex industrial operation
In three recent arrangements, operators with significant tax losses have merged with rivals with profitable assets
MPs vote in favour of bill giving the government powers to seize control of British Steel
Chancellor welcomes striking official data as allies set out ‘four-pronged response’ to Trump tariffs
Public ownership could be the saviour of the UK’s remaining steel industry
Figure comes as Rachel Reeves contends with impact of Trump tariffs
Industry says reforms have been rushed and warns of cost pressures
Major streamers such as Netflix should pay a levy to fund uniquely British television
Wealthy residents of UK’s second city can afford private rubbish collection as deprived areas watch waste pile up
Deputy governor Sarah Breeden says it is too soon to untangle inflationary implications stemming from trade barriers
Department to shed 2,100 jobs as civil service braces for further cuts
Brokers warn some lenders might be slow to pass on lower prices due to uncertainty around trade policy
