Lisa Nandy, culture secretary, has unveiled a major new investment in the UK.Lisa Nandy has revealed a “huge” UK investment from the American company Universal to build a theme park and resort in Bedfordshire.The culture secretary told Sky News this would be “one of the biggest investments into the United Kingdom in recent times” and was a “huge vote of confidence in the UK”.She claimed it was “vindication” of the Labour government’s work to “make sure that the world knows we’re open for business”.It comes days after US president Donald Trump announced a series of tariffs on countries around the world.He slapped a 10% so-called “base rate” tax on British imports on top of a global 25% levy on cars and steel products, rocking the UK economy amid fears of a global recession.Speaking on Wednesday, the cabinet minister said: “This deal comes off the back of one of the most tumultuous few weeks in global markets that I think anyone can remember with in li