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UK manufacturers have called on the chancellor scrap the Autumn Statement in favour of a single annual fiscal statement.

Factory chiefs have warned that Joe Biden’s subsidies have made investing in the UK harder to justify.

English and Welsh regions are exporting fewer manufactured good to the EU with only London and the South East and the East of England bucking the downward trend, analysis from Make UK and BDO has found.

Corporate leaders and Ministers met yesterday to discuss how to accelerate the net zero transition, but concerns are continuing to grow over the government's response to the global clean tech investment 'arms race'

But award of over £24m in energy efficiency funding comes on same day as manufacturers call on Ministers to end 'flip-flopping' on green industrial strategy

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Which represents 20,000 of the countrys manufacturers. it says 40% of firms switched to uk suppliers to deal with volatile supply chains which are now viewed by some as a permanent issue. joining me now is verity davidge — the director of policy at make uk. talk is through what your findings are in terms of uk companies and how they find it difficult to get supplies from overseas. this difficult to get supplies from overseas-— difficult to get supplies from overseas. ~ , , ., ., overseas. as...

British manufacturers have warned that suppliers in the European Union have grown more cautious about doing business with Britain.

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The energy crisis could cause irreparable damage to an industry critical to delivering net zero goals if the government does not step up its support, argues Make UK’s Brigitte Amoruso