The education secretary said the government would ‘hope and expect’ its preferential tariff deal with the US to continue
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The education secretary said the government would ‘hope and expect’ its preferential tariff deal with the US to continue
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Downing Street did not rule out reciprocal action if an increased levy came into place
The Supreme Court’s decision raises questions over whether previous deals between Britain and the US still stand
British firms have faced a rollercoaster of uncertainty when it comes to doing business in the US
The prime minister will face questions on the government’s approach to dealing with the increasingly volatile US administration…
Businesses, investors and households could face a period of fresh uncertainty following the decision in the US’s highest court
UK needs to have ‘adult debate’ with US, culture secretary says, as EU warns of ‘dangerous downward spiral’
