The Latest Breaking News from Tata Steel

Sale of product from Scunthorpe plant came when Indian-owned firm tried to avoid US rules that were later dropped

The rolling mills are still working, but the furnaces are long cold. Of the 4,000 people previously employed at the steel mill in Port Talbot, Wales, only half still work there. Despite union protests and local rallies, one year ago on September 30 2024, the plant’s last coal-burning blast furnace…

Negotiations are ongoing to secure the outstanding tariff agreements.

Exclusive: Sources say US wants information on when importing of raw materials from abroad at Port Talbot site will stop

Starmer should secure deal as soon as possible to exempt UK steel from US levies, says Community union

UK ministers working to secure carve-out from 50% rate for Indian-owned Port Talbot works

Liz Saville Roberts says the Government does not know how many people have used a fund for retraining redundant workers.

UK politicians and industry have options if they want steel to make money while minimising emissions

Governments of both colours bear responsibility for the sorry saga, which could have dire economic and defence consequences