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UK Economy Grows 0.4% in First Quarter as Services Lead Recovery
Economy
UK Economy Grows 0.4% in First Quarter as Services Lead Recovery
The quarterly growth figure of 0.4% is the strongest in a year and beats the OBR forecast, but masks a continued contrac
Elizabeth Chen, Economics Editor · 12/04/2026
The History of London: From Roman Londinium to Global Megacity
Analysis
The History of London: From Roman Londinium to Global Megacity
Two thousand years of one city: how a Roman river crossing became the capital of an empire, survived plague and fire, an
Marcus Holloway, Political Editor · 11/04/2026
UK to Hit NATO's 2.5% Defence Spending Target by 2027, Government Confirms
Politics
UK to Hit NATO's 2.5% Defence Spending Target by 2027, Government Confirms
The acceleration comes as NATO allies face growing pressure to reduce dependence on US security guarantees amid an uncer
David Walsh, Foreign Affairs Editor · 11/04/2026
Britain's Relationship with the EU: The Case for a Reset
Politics
Britain's Relationship with the EU: The Case for a Reset
Three years after the Trade and Cooperation Agreement, the economic costs of Brexit are becoming clearer — and a new app
David Walsh, Foreign Affairs Editor · 09/04/2026
Has Austerity Actually Ended? A Forensic Look at UK Public Spending
Analysis
Has Austerity Actually Ended? A Forensic Look at UK Public Spending
The government says austerity is over. The numbers tell a more complicated story. National Herald's forensic examination
Elizabeth Chen, Economics Editor · 09/04/2026
The UK-US Trade Deal: What Britain Stands to Gain — and Lose
World
The UK-US Trade Deal: What Britain Stands to Gain — and Lose
Negotiations on a UK-US trade deal have intensified. National Herald examines what Britain would gain, what it would giv
David Walsh, Foreign Affairs Editor · 09/04/2026
China's Economy: Slowdown, Stimulus, and the Limits of State Direction
World
China's Economy: Slowdown, Stimulus, and the Limits of State Direction
The world's second largest economy is navigating a transition that its model was not designed to manage.
Lucy Cheng, Asia Correspondent · 09/04/2026
Cybersecurity in 2025: The Threats Every Business Must Understand
Technology
Cybersecurity in 2025: The Threats Every Business Must Understand
Ransomware, state-sponsored attacks and AI-enhanced phishing are creating an unprecedented threat landscape for organisa
Cybersecurity Correspondent · 08/04/2026
China in 2025: Economic Slowdown and Political Consolidation
World
China in 2025: Economic Slowdown and Political Consolidation
The world's second-largest economy is facing structural headwinds that challenge the assumptions underpinning the 'China
Asia Correspondent · 08/04/2026
Keir Starmer's First Year: A Full Assessment of Labour in Power
Politics
Keir Starmer's First Year: A Full Assessment of Labour in Power
We examine every major policy pledge against delivery — and the verdict is more complicated than either side admits.
Marcus Holloway, Political Editor · 08/04/2026
How the UK Economy Compares to Europe in 2026: The Honest Picture
Economy
How the UK Economy Compares to Europe in 2026: The Honest Picture
Is the UK performing better or worse than its European neighbours in 2026? National Herald cuts through the political cl
Prof. David Sinclair, Economics Correspondent · 07/04/2026
Labour Government Record 2026: What Has Keir Starmer Actually Delivered?
Politics
Labour Government Record 2026: What Has Keir Starmer Actually Delivered?
Two years into the Labour government, National Herald takes stock of what has been delivered and where the disappointmen
Marcus Holloway, Political Editor · 07/04/2026
The Bank of England's Most Difficult Decision in a Decade
Finance
The Bank of England's Most Difficult Decision in a Decade
With inflation falling but growth stalling, the Monetary Policy Committee faces a dilemma with no good answer.
Elizabeth Chen, Economics Editor · 06/04/2026
Scotland's Independence Movement in 2025: Where Does It Stand?
Politics
Scotland's Independence Movement in 2025: Where Does It Stand?
After years of political turbulence, the case for Scottish independence is being remade — but the arithmetic remains cha
Fiona Campbell, Scotland Editor · 05/04/2026
UK Recession 2026: Is Britain Heading Back Into Contraction?
Economy
UK Recession 2026: Is Britain Heading Back Into Contraction?
Two consecutive quarters of negative growth would constitute a technical recession. National Herald examines the economi
Elizabeth Chen, Economics Editor · 03/04/2026
Britain's Economy at a Crossroads: What the Next Six Months Will Determine
Economy
Britain's Economy at a Crossroads: What the Next Six Months Will Determine
As the Bank of England weighs further rate decisions, analysts are divided on whether the UK is heading for recovery or
The Herald Economics Desk · 03/04/2026
The NHS at 77: An Honest Assessment of Britain's Health Service
Health
The NHS at 77: An Honest Assessment of Britain's Health Service
The National Health Service remains one of Britain's most cherished institutions — but structural challenges demand hone
Health Correspondent · 03/04/2026
The Wellbeing Economy: Should GDP Be Replaced?
Economy
The Wellbeing Economy: Should GDP Be Replaced?
A National Herald deep-dive into the wellbeing economy.
Economics Correspondent · 02/04/2026