The UK’s steel-making industry is a national embarrassment. Key national infrastructure was handed to foreign owners who let it languish. It makes a mockery of strategic resilience and illustrates how the UK’s broken planning system operates against the national interest and economic growth.
The US economy posted strong growth in the face of monetary headwinds and financial adversity, demonstrating its unique strengths. But how sustainable is it in the face of debt, higher rates and political crisis?




