For the UK to be a competitive, modern economy, it must ensure its assets are working as hard as possible. Some state-owned enterprises, while valuable, are constrained by public ownership and could be unleashed to innovate and grow faster in the private sector.

Selling these entities isn't about losing control; it's about unlocking their true potential and securing better value for the UK.

Channel 4: A great British brand, but to compete with global streaming giants, it needs the agility and investment that private ownership can provide.

Ordnance Survey: The OS underpins an estimated £100 Billion of our economy. Imagine its potential if combined with the speed and technological drive of the private sector.

The Royal Mint: One of the UK's oldest institutions, its commercial coin and bullion business could thrive with private investment and a global commercial focus.

NATS (National Air Traffic Services): As a world-leading air traffic provider, further private investment could accelerate technological advancements and enhance its global service offering.

The principle is simple: where the state is not the best owner, it's time to let the private sector drive innovation, competition, and growth.

What others could be sold?