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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 Industrial Revolution: How Britain Changed the World Forever
Analysis
The Industrial Revolution: How Britain Changed the World Forever
Between 1760 and 1850 Britain underwent the most dramatic economic transformation in human history. Here is how it happe
Elizabeth Chen, Economics Editor · 12/04/2026
US Tariffs on UK Goods 2026: What British Businesses Need to Know
Business
US Tariffs on UK Goods 2026: What British Businesses Need to Know
The US has imposed new tariffs on UK exports. National Herald explains which sectors are most affected, what government
Sarah Pemberton, Business Editor · 10/04/2026
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
Britain's Defence Industry Renaissance: £10bn in New Orders and Growing
Business
Britain's Defence Industry Renaissance: £10bn in New Orders and Growing
From drone technology to naval vessels, UK defence manufacturing is experiencing its strongest period in thirty years.
Col. James Forsyth (Ret.), Defence Correspondent · 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
Britain's Space Industry: The Quiet Revolution Happening Above Our Heads
Science
Britain's Space Industry: The Quiet Revolution Happening Above Our Heads
From satellite manufacturing in Guildford to launch facilities in Scotland, the UK is building a serious space sector.
Dr. James Alderton, Science Correspondent · 09/04/2026
The Great British Manufacturing Revival: Which Industries Are Leading It
Business
The Great British Manufacturing Revival: Which Industries Are Leading It
Against the narrative of deindustrialisation, several British manufacturing sectors are growing strongly. National Heral
David Walsh, Industrial Correspondent · 09/04/2026
Online Fraud in the UK: How to Protect Yourself from the Fastest-Growing Crime
Technology
Online Fraud in the UK: How to Protect Yourself from the Fastest-Growing Crime
Online fraud now accounts for 40% of all crime in England and Wales. National Herald's essential guide to the most commo
Security Desk · 07/04/2026
Britain's Small Businesses Are Struggling. Here's the Evidence.
Economy
Britain's Small Businesses Are Struggling. Here's the Evidence.
Record numbers of UK small businesses are in financial difficulty. National Herald investigates the causes and what, if
Sarah Pemberton, Business Editor · 07/04/2026
Net Zero by 2050: The Real Costs, the Real Benefits, and Who Will Pay
Analysis
Net Zero by 2050: The Real Costs, the Real Benefits, and Who Will Pay
Britain has committed to net zero. But the path there is more complex and more expensive than either its advocates or op
Alexandra Wood, Energy & Environment Editor · 07/04/2026
Why British Fashion Is Having Its Best Decade in 30 Years
Business
Why British Fashion Is Having Its Best Decade in 30 Years
From Burberry to independent designers, British fashion is punching above its weight on the world stage. National Herald
Georgina Papadopoulos, Retail Correspondent · 07/04/2026
The Decline of British Manufacturing: Myth, Reality, and What Can Be Done
Economy
The Decline of British Manufacturing: Myth, Reality, and What Can Be Done
National Herald analysis and reporting on the decline of british manufacturing: myth, reality, and what can be done.
David Walsh · 06/04/2026
The Future of Work: What British Employees Actually Want in 2025
Analysis
The Future of Work: What British Employees Actually Want in 2025
Three years after the pandemic reshuffled working patterns, a new equilibrium is emerging — and it is not what either em
Sophie Williams, Labour Market Editor · 04/04/2026