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GAC International Holds First Global Launch at Auto China 2026
GAC International held its first global launch at Auto China 2026, unveiling three key models and an upgraded global strategy, with overseas sales surging.
Inside China's Robotics Revolution: A Journey to 11 Firms
A reporter visits 11 robotics companies in five Chinese cities to explore the reality behind autonomous humanoid robots and China's manufacturing ambitions.
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Annabel's Owner Admits 'Dumb Mistake' Over Tips
Richard Caring, owner of Annabel's, admits a 'dumb mistake' after £70k of staff service charges were used for manager bonuses. Staff protest for fair pay.
Lola T70S: Reborn 1960s Race Car Goes Road-Legal
The legendary Lola T70 returns as the T70S, a modern recreation with road-legal and race versions. Featuring a Chevy V8, sustainable materials, and limited production of 16 units, it blends classic racing heritage with eco-friendly innovation.
Norwegian Startup in Talks to Buy Former Liberty Steel Works
Norwegian-owned Blastr is the preferred bidder to acquire the UK's largest electric arc furnace in Rotherham and other South Yorkshire steel facilities, potentially securing the future of these strategic manufacturing sites.
UK Manufacturers Face £940m Business Rates Hike Under Reeves
British manufacturers will pay an extra £940m annually in business rates due to Rachel Reeves' changes, with MakeUK warning of disproportionate burdens on large factory floors.
UK Manufacturing Costs Hit 3.5-Year High Amid Energy Shock
UK manufacturing input prices have risen at their fastest pace since late 2022, driven by energy price shocks from the Iran war, with demand weakening and output declining as uncertainty grows.
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Steel Bosses Warn Loophole May Cause Job Cuts, Factory Closures
UK steel executives caution that a regulatory loophole could lead to significant job reductions and plant shutdowns, threatening the industry's stability and economic impact.
Denby Pottery Enters Administration, Heritage at Risk
Historic Denby Pottery has called in administrators, putting its 200-year legacy and jobs at risk amid financial struggles and market pressures.
British Steel on Track for Full Nationalisation in Weeks
British Steel is poised for full nationalisation within weeks, a year after the UK government took over daily operations from Chinese owner Jingye amid closure fears at the Scunthorpe plant.
UK Car Production Falls in Worrying Decline for Manufacturing
UK car production has experienced a significant drop, marking a worrying decline that raises concerns about the future of the manufacturing sector and economic stability.
UK Government Invests £2.5bn in Steel Sector, Targets 50% Domestic Sourcing
The UK government plans to invest up to £2.5 billion in the steel industry while targeting 50% domestic sourcing of steel used nationally. This move signals a shift toward industrial strategy amid broader economic debates on productivity and trade deficit
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China's Robotics Revolution: Humanoid Machines Reshape Manufacturing
An in-depth exploration of China's booming robotics industry reveals how humanoid machines are poised to replace millions of factory workers, with startups racing to automate tasks from car assembly to retail.
British Steel's Future in Limbo as Taxpayer Costs Mount
The UK steel industry faces uncertainty with British Steel's fate unresolved, taxpayer bills rising, and a new government strategy offering limited solutions. Meanwhile, Thames Water rescue talks continue amid energy security concerns.
UK Manufacturing Fragile as Iran War Threatens Cost Surge
UK manufacturing faces a precarious outlook with just 1% growth projected for 2026, as the Iran conflict threatens to spike energy costs and squeeze business margins.
UK Chemical Plant at Risk as Energy Prices Surge
The Wilton factory in Teesside, employing 80 people and producing aniline for car seats and aircraft, may shut down if high energy prices persist, highlighting a crisis in British heavy industry.
Honda Prelude 2026 Review: Clever Comeback for Classic Coupe
The Honda Prelude returns after 25 years as a hybrid coupe, blending sleek design with intelligent engineering for a cultured GT drive. Read our in-depth review.
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UK Manufacturing Exports Hit 4.5-Year High Despite Job Losses
UK manufacturing exports reach highest level in four and a half years, with PMI rising to 51.7 in February, despite ongoing employment declines across the sector.
Rolls-Royce Profits Jump 40% on AI Datacentre Boom
Rolls-Royce reports underlying profits of £3.5bn for 2025, a 40% increase, driven by booming demand for datacentre power and strong aerospace performance.
Aston Martin Cuts 20% of Jobs to Save £40m After £363.9m Loss
The luxury carmaker Aston Martin Lagonda is cutting its workforce by 20% to save £40m, following widened pre-tax losses of £363.9m for 2025. The company, majority-owned by Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, faces pressure from US tariffs and weak deman
Lamborghini Ditches EV Plans for Hybrid Strategy
Italian supercar maker Lamborghini cancels its all-electric Lanzador concept, citing weak EV demand from wealthy customers who miss engine noise. The company will focus exclusively on plug-in hybrids by 2030.
Energy Crisis Threatens UK Manufacturing Status, Report Warns
A joint report by CBI and Energy UK reveals that 40% of UK businesses have reduced investment due to persistently high energy costs, putting the nation's manufacturing sector at risk of decline and offshoring.
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UK Manufacturing Faces Low Orders and Price Pressures
The Confederation of British Industry reports ongoing challenges for UK manufacturers, including declining orders and persistent cost pressures, signaling a tough economic outlook for the sector.
Norwegian Blastr Bids for UK's Speciality Steels in Green Steel Push
Norwegian green steel group Blastr is among bidders for Speciality Steels UK, Britain's third-largest steel producer, which collapsed into liquidation last summer. The deal could reshape the UK's struggling steel sector.
UK Manufacturing Output Falls Again Amid Energy and Trade Pressures
UK manufacturing output dropped by 14% in the three months to February, with 13 of 17 subsectors reporting declines. Industry leaders cite high energy costs and challenging international trade conditions as key factors.
British Steel Wins Turkish Rail Deal, Creates Jobs
British Steel secures an eight-figure contract to supply rail for Turkey's high-speed line, creating 23 jobs and restarting 24/7 production in Scunthorpe, despite ongoing financial challenges.
UK Manufacturing Revival Needs Labor Attitude Change
A letter argues that Britain's manufacturing revival depends on changing perceptions of manual labor and improving government support for production and exports.
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UK Export Licence for Armenian Firm with Russian Military Links Raises Alarm
Experts question UK government's approval of export licence for British firm Cygnet Texkimp to supply machinery to Armenian company Rydena, whose executives have ties to sanctioned Russian military supplier Umatex.
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