In the 19th century British steel production was the envy of the world and a key driver in the industrial revolution. Since then steelworks have been central to their communities. But with cheaper imports flooding the European market, the UK's steel industry is now in crisis - and Tata's decision to sell its British operation makes it an existential one Who is to blame for the steel crisis?
In the 19th century British steel production was the envy of the world and a key driver in the industrial revolution. Since then steelworks have been central to their communities. But with cheaper imports flooding the European market, the UK's steel industry is now in crisis - and Tata's decision to sell its British operation makes it an existential one Who is to blame for the steel crisis?
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