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British business confidence slumped over the first three months of the year, as bosses entered “a state of despondency” over rising taxes combined with the threat of US trade tariffs.

United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer said his government is looking at increasing the country’s industry to offset the impact of the tariffs that the Trump administration imposed.

The Institute of Directors has said the tariffs are a 'blow to British business', highlighting the automotive, pharmaceutical, chemicals and whiskey industries as particularly vulnerable.