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Company behind vehicle built to beat world land speed record enters administration
New facilities are at heart of Britain’s industrial strategy but risk falling victim to EU departure
Carmaker seeks boost from new models to offset cutbacks and falling sales
A fond study of Britain’s industrial past fails to pinpoint the reasons for its decline
Shares fall more than 15% in response to move blamed on weak car demand
Negotiators urged to seal orderly withdrawal that spurs mutually beneficial trade
Carmakers are ever more concerned by possibility of ‘worst’ option of WTO tariffs
PMI survey for September shows expanding output after a weak first half of the year
Production at UK plant would cease as majority of parts come from mainland Europe
Thousands of positions to go as part of sweeping global cost cuts
Call to restrict entry for workers paid under £30,000 a year alarms business
One in six claims that reverting to WTO rules would make their business ‘untenable’
Planned four-week closure brought forward to April on fears of no-deal departure
Losing factory supply chains will worsen divisions in the UK economy
Sterling depreciation has severely harmed UK living standards in the past decade
Flexible labour market and stagnant wages driving return of low productivity jobs
Leaving the union puts at risk what Britain does particularly well
ADS repeats warning against industry regulators from preparing seamless transition
Carmaker’s boss tells UK PM that tens of thousands of posts are at stake
Weak global growth leads to first fall in export orders since 2016
Luxury carmaker’s results look impressive but doubts remain over £5bn figure
Plan for off-road track and race circuit highlights desire to break into motor industry
Decrease contrasts sharply with 18% rise at the same time last year
Luxury carmaker has been bankrupt 7 times, but is now heading for a £5bn valuation
