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  • Ministers poised to nationalise second steel firm

    Industrials

    The government is poised to take the UK’s third-largest steelworks into public ownership, after months of talks to find a buyer broke down. Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds said on Monday that ministers would seek to use recently ratified legislation to nationalise Speciality Steel UK (SSUK) from failure, a matter of weeks on from a similar [...]

    Britains steel industry facing challenges with potential shutdowns and job losses, highlighting economic impact.
  • Government nationalises British Steel

    Industrials

    The government has brought British Steel under state ownership after the steelmaker’s nationalisation passed a public interest test. The Prime Minister said the move “secured the future of British steelmaking”, and follows the introduction of fresh legislation that made it easier for ministers to forcefully nationalise steel companies. Scunthorpe-based British Steel has appointed a revamped [...]

    Britains steel industry facing challenges with potential shutdowns and job losses, highlighting economic impact.
  • Steel tariffs watered down after industry backlash

    Industrials

    Government ministers have watered down the looming steel tariffs after manufacturers warned that the measures intended to safeguard Britain’s steelmakers would cause “immediate hardship” on downstream businesses. In a written statement to parliament, trade minister Chris Bryant confirmed the government would now slash the tariff-free steel import quota by 51 per cent, as opposed to [...]

    Britains steel industry facing challenges with potential shutdowns and job losses, highlighting economic impact.
  • UK manufacturers facing ‘steel quota cliff edge’

    June 16, 2026

    Manufacturers are facing a cliff-edge from the government’s incoming steel tariffs that are likely to inflict “huge damage” on the UK economy, Britain’s largest industry body has warned. In a fresh statement, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) sounded the alarm on the impact that that new duties on foreign-produced steel will have on importers, [...]

  • Starmer’s steel tariffs are as hare-brained as Trump’s

    May 27, 2026

    Contrary to supporting the industry, Starmer's steel tariffs will push manufacturing offshore and invite retaliatory EU action, writes Andrew Griffith.

  • Industry chief calls on government to water down steel tariff plans

    May 14, 2026

    Government plans to double tariffs on steel imports pose an enormous threat to Britain’s already ailing manufacturing industry, pushing up costs at a time when many are already in the jaws of an inflationary energy shock, Britain’s largest industry body has warned. In a letter seen by City AM, British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) boss [...]

  • UK to raise steel tariffs in bid to ‘save domestic production’

    March 19, 2026

    The UK government has reduced steel import quotas and raised tariffs to 50 per cent outside unit limits as part of a strategy to save the industry, an “bold” move that is likely to draw criticism from economists and opposition groups.  Quotas for imports free from the higher tariffs will be reduced by 60 per [...]

  • Auditor MHA resigns from Sanjeev Gupta-owned engineering firm

    December 9, 2025

    MHA has resigned as auditor for a subsidiary of the beleaguered metals group controlled by tycoon Sanjeev Gupta, City AM can reveal. The London-listed accounting firm has stepped down as auditor of Wolverhampton-based Clydesdale Engineering, an automotive and defence manufacturer owned by Gupta’s Liberty Steel Group, part of his GFG Alliance conglomerate. MHA declined to [...]

  • Mark Kleinman: Out of the frying pan and into the furnace for UK steel

    December 4, 2025

    Mark Kleinman is Sky News’ City Editor and the man who gets the Square Mile talking in his weekly City AM column Out of the frying pan and into the furnace for UK steel Death knells and the British steel industry have made uncomfortably common bedfellows in recent years. All three of the country’s biggest steelworks – including [...]

  • There is a future for British steel – but it isn’t built on nostalgia

    October 8, 2025

    Traditional steel making is one of the dirtiest industries on earth. Transforming it into an industry of the future requires innovation not nostalgia.

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