Huw Thomas
@huw-thomas.bsky.social
🎤 Business Correspondent, BBC Wales
📕 Author of CHARLES: The King and Wales
This is a personal account, not a BBC one.
📕 Author of CHARLES: The King and Wales
This is a personal account, not a BBC one.
UK govt is not threatening reciprocal tariffs against the US and is clearly holding out for exemptions.
Only around 10% of UK steel exports go to America, but there’s a risk steel will be dumped in the UK from other nations hit by tariffs.
Chart from today’s BBC News story:
Only around 10% of UK steel exports go to America, but there’s a risk steel will be dumped in the UK from other nations hit by tariffs.
Chart from today’s BBC News story:
February 16, 2025 at 11:55 AM
UK govt is not threatening reciprocal tariffs against the US and is clearly holding out for exemptions.
Only around 10% of UK steel exports go to America, but there’s a risk steel will be dumped in the UK from other nations hit by tariffs.
Chart from today’s BBC News story:
Only around 10% of UK steel exports go to America, but there’s a risk steel will be dumped in the UK from other nations hit by tariffs.
Chart from today’s BBC News story:
Chorus members protest against cuts to Welsh National Opera during the curtain call for the Marriage of Figaro in Cardiff tonight. Orchestra players wore t-shirts throughout, calling for the opera company to be protected. #wnofigaro @welshnatopera.bsky.social
February 8, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Chorus members protest against cuts to Welsh National Opera during the curtain call for the Marriage of Figaro in Cardiff tonight. Orchestra players wore t-shirts throughout, calling for the opera company to be protected. #wnofigaro @welshnatopera.bsky.social
Wales has a thriving TV industry. Right?
We’ll see some of it on the screen this Christmas.
But behind the cameras a crisis has hit the freelance crews who made the shows. There just hasn’t been enough work for them.
We’ll see some of it on the screen this Christmas.
But behind the cameras a crisis has hit the freelance crews who made the shows. There just hasn’t been enough work for them.
December 10, 2024 at 12:37 PM
Wales has a thriving TV industry. Right?
We’ll see some of it on the screen this Christmas.
But behind the cameras a crisis has hit the freelance crews who made the shows. There just hasn’t been enough work for them.
We’ll see some of it on the screen this Christmas.
But behind the cameras a crisis has hit the freelance crews who made the shows. There just hasn’t been enough work for them.
How it started ➡️ How it’s going
December 4, 2024 at 9:45 AM
How it started ➡️ How it’s going