UK government launches £350,000 funding competition for security technology innovators


UK government launches £350,000 funding competition for security technology innovators
The UK Government has launched a funding competition offering up to £350,000 for innovative security technologies tackling challenges from vehicle screen to border security.
Glasgow Airport welcomes seventh easyJet aircraft


Glasgow Airport welcomes seventh easyJet aircraft
As easyJet adds another five routes to the 100 it already operates from Scotland, its seventh aircraft has arrived at its Glasgow base to support network expansion and 400 jobs.
Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs


Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs
As a petition highlighting the negative impact of Government-imposed steel import tariffs on UK manufacturing surpasses 10,000 signatures, industry calls for an urgent review.
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Glasgow Airport welcomes seventh easyJet aircraft


Glasgow Airport welcomes seventh easyJet aircraft
As easyJet adds another five routes to the 100 it already operates from Scotland, its seventh aircraft has arrived at its Glasgow base to support network expansion and 400 jobs.
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Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs


Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs
As a petition highlighting the negative impact of Government-imposed steel import tariffs on UK manufacturing surpasses 10,000 signatures, industry calls for an urgent review.
Security
Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs


Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs
As a petition highlighting the negative impact of Government-imposed steel import tariffs on UK manufacturing surpasses 10,000 signatures, industry calls for an urgent review.
Space
SSTL racks up smart storage solution


SSTL racks up smart storage solution
A smart racking solution from Altus has helped Surrey Satellite Technology Limited (SSTL) integrate its materials management processes.

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Glasgow Airport welcomes seventh easyJet aircraft


Glasgow Airport welcomes seventh easyJet aircraft
As easyJet adds another five routes to the 100 it already operates from Scotland, its seventh aircraft has arrived at its Glasgow base to support network expansion and 400 jobs.
Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs


Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs
As a petition highlighting the negative impact of Government-imposed steel import tariffs on UK manufacturing surpasses 10,000 signatures, industry calls for an urgent review.
UK airport reliability ranked: Heathrow leads globally while Manchester is near the bottom


UK airport reliability ranked: Heathrow leads globally while Manchester is near the bottom
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SSTL racks up smart storage solution


SSTL racks up smart storage solution
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AccelerComm underpins Eclipse Space’s 5G physical layer for satellite constellations


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UK government launches £350,000 funding competition for security technology innovators


UK government launches £350,000 funding competition for security technology innovators
The UK Government has launched a funding competition offering up to £350,000 for innovative security technologies tackling challenges from vehicle screen to border security.
Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs


Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs
As a petition highlighting the negative impact of Government-imposed steel import tariffs on UK manufacturing surpasses 10,000 signatures, industry calls for an urgent review.
BAE Systems to maintain Royal Navy torpedoes


BAE Systems to maintain Royal Navy torpedoes
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UK government launches £350,000 funding competition for security technology innovators


UK government launches £350,000 funding competition for security technology innovators
The UK Government has launched a funding competition offering up to £350,000 for innovative security technologies tackling challenges from vehicle screen to border security.
Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs


Manufacturers warn Government over UK steel import tariffs
As a petition highlighting the negative impact of Government-imposed steel import tariffs on UK manufacturing surpasses 10,000 signatures, industry calls for an urgent review.
UK AISI test exposes AI agent’s attempt to plant malicious code


UK AISI test exposes AI agent’s attempt to plant malicious code
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