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Bank Rate stays at 4% after a five to four vote, leaving the committee to balance inflation, weak growth and one strategic biscuit plate.
Quantum sensing projects receive £14 million, prompting Britain to promise practical miracles before anyone asks for a working demonstration.
The Oxford to Cambridge Growth Corridor promises rail, homes and business space, while policy jargon boards an express train to nowhere.
The technology growth plan promises support for frontier firms, then asks the innovation to fit inside a very small form.
The government wants pension schemes and venture capital to invest more in UK science and technology. Retirement savings are studying the map.
Aberdeen Energy Zone gets an ambitious investment forecast, a jobs projection and the paperwork needed to keep both safely in the future tense.
The Treasury announces a Scale up Unit to help banks, insurers and fintech firms navigate regulation, giving bureaucracy its own growth strategy.
A Welsh clean energy plan projects up to 15,000 extra jobs by 2030, so the future workforce already has a strategy and excellent stationery.
London’s proposed housing rescue brings faster planning, levy relief and £322 million, but the paperwork has already requested permission to move.
The India investment trip promises £1.3 billion and nearly 7,000 expected UK jobs, alongside a heroic demand for conference lanyards.
The UK trade envoy Cambodia visit combines an airport, factory and cocktail in a sharp satire of diplomatic trade choreography.
The refreshed Board of Trade will help small firms export and grow, beginning with the ambitious task of making paperwork less like a second business.
