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  • Land shortage leaves Nato defence targets at risk, Streeting warned

    Property

    The UK risks falling short of Nato defence spending targets unless it immediately slashes planning red tape to address its land shortage, the government has been warned. Demand for defence-related industries and logistics space is set to surge to 32m sq ft by 2033 if the government meets Nato’s defence spending targets.  The UK is [...]

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  • Claimant law firms seek appeal in Diesel emissions legal battle

    Legal

    A group of car manufacturing giants may be forced back to the High Court to defend allegations that they installed devices to curb diesel emissions tests. In the case nicknamed ‘Dieselgate’, the High Court handed down a judgment in July ruling in favour of the carmakers, but claimants, over a million motorists, a law firm [...]

    FOS complaints were still topped by motor finance.
  • Class action vehicle lawsuit settles at £55m less than original value

    Legal

    A class action lawsuit representing millions of UK motorists and businesses affected by inflated shipping fees has settled for £57m less than its original £150m target. The claim, brought by class action representative and former Which? campaigns specialist Mark McLaren, alleged that from October 2006 to September 2015, leading European shipping companies had breached competition [...]

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  • Bentley’s debut EV drives £1bn motoring investment surge in a week

    September 23, 2026

    Britain’s automotive industry is set to get an extra £350m of investment as Bentley drives new funding into its headquarters in Crewe to build its first fully electronic vehicle, marking the third major boost in a week for the sector. The announcement takes the total figure of fresh investment into the UK’s automotive industry in [...]

  • Burnham: Rejoining the EU is a debate ‘for another day’

    September 22, 2026

    Andy Burnham has refused to rule out launching a bid for the UK to rejoin the EU, saying the debate is “for another day.” Speaking to reporters in New York at the United Nations summit on Tuesday, the Prime Minister said his priority was to “build on the good work that Keir [Starmer] did in [...]

  • Food inflation set to surge next year as Iran war ramps up supply costs

    September 9, 2026

    Food inflation could top six per cent next year as rising fuel prices triggered by the war in Iran ramp up supply chain costs, a top food industry body has warned. The Food and Drink Federation (FDF), which represents the UK’s food manufacturers, has urged the government to help the industry keep its costs down, [...]

  • Jaguar Land Rover confirms plans to cut thousands of jobs

    September 7, 2026

    Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed plans to cut thousands of jobs as it looks to slash around £1.7bn from its cost base over the next two years. The Midlands-based carmaker said it needed to “simplify” its structure as it presses ahead with the next phase of its strategy. The company’s bosses told staff on Monday [...]

  • Manufacturing growth loses momentum as economic risks loom 

    September 1, 2026

    The manufacturing sector suffered a slowdown in growth over August as smaller firms struggled to clinch new orders.  S&P Global researchers suggested growth in the manufacturing sector eased in August as the purchasing managers’ index (PMI) reading dropped from 51.9 in July to 51.7.  The reading remains above the neutral 50 mark, indicating that activity [...]

  • UK economy’s rebound fails to stem two years of mass job losses 

    August 21, 2026

    A rebound in the UK economy over August has failed to turn around the country’s flagging labour market after nearly two years of job losses, new estimates have shown.  Data tracked by S&P Global suggested the UK’s private sector grew at the fastest pace in four months in August despite concerns around business costs and [...]

  • London AI car firm records surge in revenue on demand for driver-tracking software

    August 11, 2026

    Car tech firm Seeing Machines has accelerated into profitability after new European safety legislation triggered a surge in demand for its driver-tracking software. The AIM-listed group, which builds camera and AI software that tracks drivers’ eyes and heads in real time, reported a 45 per cent jump in revenue to $76.3m, up from $52.8m the [...]

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