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  • Additional analysis on the industry impacts of the 2026 UK National Accounts methodological improvements and new survey and administrative information.

  • Report on increasing employer engagement and investment in skills to boost UK growth.

  • A one-year update on the delivery of commitments in the Modern Industrial Strategy.

  • Report on developing local capability for economic growth in city regions from the experience of Greater Manchester and the West Midlands.

  • An update on delivery of commitments in the Industrial Strategy.

  • Report on unlocking the potential of disruptive businesses to boost growth in the UK.

  • The value and number of barriers resolved through the Ricardo Fund since its announcement in the Trade Strategy 2025.

  • Financial statistics about the Digital and Technologies sector

  • Innovation statistics about the Digital and Technologies sector

  • Information around the definitions included in this release and how they have been constructed

  • Economic statistics measuring the size of the Digital and Technologies (D&T) sector in the UK in 2024, measured by company count, productivity, employment, turnover, gross value added (GVA), and wages.

  • An update on delivery of commitments in the Industrial Strategy.

  • An update on delivery of commitments in the Industrial Strategy.

  • This document sets out the current research priorities of the Industrial Strategy Advisory Council (ISAC).

  • After two prior releases of industry-to-industry payment flows, we now aim to provide a regional breakdown of these data, applying a new methodology to the Bacs and Faster Payment System (FPS) transactions data.

  • An update on delivery of commitments in the Industrial Strategy.

  • A research project exploring how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) adopt basic productivity-enhancing digital technologies, and the information gaps they face.

  • Review by the Government Chief Scientific Adviser and the National Technology Adviser to explore the barriers to adoption of transformative technologies.

  • Analysis of past industrial policies to inform the design of the UK’s new industrial strategy.

  • The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) commissioned Frazer-Nash Consulting to carry out an assessment of the UK’s capability in midstream processing, and the recycling and recovery of critical minerals.