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UK Defence Spending Under Fresh Pressure: Can Andy Burnham Fund Britain’s Security Commitments Without Increasing Fiscal Strain?

Defence spending has moved rapidly up the UK political agenda as geopolitical tensions increase and the government faces pressure to strengthen Britain's military capabilities.

Ankur Sharma | 22 September 2026

UK Gives Saudi Arabia Limited Military Support: Why the Government’s New Red Sea Defence Move Could Affect Energy Security and the Economy

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has approved a Saudi request for limited British military assistance as attacks by Yemen's Houthis intensify.

Ankur Sharma | 22 September 2026

Andy Burnham Meets Donald Trump Today: Why the UK-US Talks Could Shape Britain’s Economy, Defence and AI Strategy

Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s first face-to-face meeting with US President Donald Trump has become one of the most closely watched international political events for the new UK government.

Ankur Sharma | 22 September 2026

Andy Burnham Unveils UK-US AI Defence Plan: What It Means for Britain’s Military, Critical Infrastructure and Technology Sector

Artificial intelligence has rapidly moved from being primarily a technology and productivity issue into a central component of national-security policy.

Ankur Sharma | 22 September 2026

British Steel Crisis Deepens: Why the UK Government Is Under Pressure to Secure the Future of the Nationalised Steelmaker

British Steel has become one of the government's most important industrial-policy challenges after parliamentary scrutiny highlighted the rapidly increasing cost of keeping the company under public ownership.

Ankur Sharma | 22 September 2026

Capital Gains Tax Rise Under Consideration: Could the UK Government’s New Tax Plan Reshape Household Finances and Investment?

Capital gains tax has moved higher up the UK government's political agenda as ministers considerOptionsfor raisingRevenuewhile attempting to ease pressure on household finances.

Ankur Sharma | 22 September 2026

Could the UK’s Flagship Youth Apprenticeship Scheme Become a Major Government Challenge as Only 160 Starts Are Recorded?

The UK government's flagship foundation apprenticeship programme is facing increased scrutiny after the latest published figures showed only160 startsduring the first three quarters of the 2025/26 academic year.

Ankur Sharma | 22 September 2026

EU Budget Rules, Rising Debt and Energy Costs Put European Governments Under Fresh Pressure

European fiscal policy has moved back into the spotlight as governments attempt to balance competing demands for higher defence spending, energy security, industrialInvestmentand social support against already elevated debt levels.

Ankur Sharma | 22 September 2026

Why the Triple Lock Is Becoming a Bigger Budget Question for the UK Economy

The state pension triple lock is becoming one of the bigger questions hanging over the UK’s public finances. As the state pension rises toward the frozen income tax threshold and the cost of the guarantee mounts, commentators and some politicians are debating whether the …

Ankur Sharma | 17 September 2026

Which UK Economy Sectors Are Most Exposed to the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ Rules?

The UK economy faces a new source of uncertainty after theEuropean Unionadvanced its “Made in Europe” industrial agenda, a package of measures designed to favour European production and strengthen the bloc’sSupplychains. British industry has warned that the proposals, which lean toward local-content and European-preference …

Ankur Sharma | 17 September 2026
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