Post-Brexit bonanza sees tampons, padlocks and yeast tariffs slashed
The Government said it will axe duties on £30 billion worth of imports to the supply chain.
The Government said it will axe duties on £30 billion worth of imports to the supply chain.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak mistakenly backed the rebel Tory amendment.
The negotiations will be launched on Tuesday via video conference call because of the coronavirus crisis.
Elizabeth Truss has penned a joint letter with her counterparts in Australia, Singapore and New Zealand.
The 0.16 per cent uplift was predicted under the best-case scenario.
Ministers unveil plans for 10 new free ports
The European Parliament’s Brexit co-ordinator also warned that the scope of a trade deal during the upcoming negotiations would depend on Boris Johnson’s “willingness to comply with a number of standards of the European Union”.
Australia turned down the UK’s appeal for freedom of movement between the two countries.
It follows reports that Mr Johnson’s ministers are split over how best to negotiate a new trade deal with the EU.
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