How Valentine's Day was transformed by the Industrial Revolution and 'manufactured intimacy'
When we think of Valentine's Day, chubby Cupids, hearts and roses generally come to mind, not industrial processes like mass ...
Britain’s biggest railway academy opens with the promise of jobs for 500 new apprentices
In the heart of the West Midlands, once the heartbeat of the Industrial Revolution, a new era for Britain's railways starts ...
British "industrial aristocracy" Dowlais joins exodus from London stock market
Dowlais traces its roots back to the formation of Dowlais Ironworks Co in south Wales at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution in 1759 ...
Britain sides with US against Macron’s AI deal
Decision not to sign statement comes after US vice president warns against EU rules that could kill off new ‘industrial ...
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Why net-zero is Britain’s only sure-fire route to growth
Climate Party leader Ed Gemmell reflects on Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ recent measures to unlock growth and makes the case for ...
Radical reform is needed to grasp this technological revolution
From their perspective, the UK is a medium-sized power that punches far above its weight in technology. From industrial ...
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US didn't catch up with Britain practising free trade: What Economic Survey 2024-25 says about India's tariffs amid Trump's threats
The survey said that the introduction of tariffs dates back to the Industrial Revolution, when Western Europe and North America worked towards catching up with the British industrial revolution.
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The once-great industrial city that fell victim to Britain’s widening divide
Sheffield was once the crucible of the British Empire and the industrial revolution, producing almost half of Europe’s entire steel supply. Sheffield-born Sir John Brown, who developed rolled ...
Net zero is making Britain colder, poorer and less productive
Far from leading the way, Britain is a cautionary tale on the dangers of net zero zealotry. We are too poor to continue a ...