The UK's new trade deal with India comes into effect next month, and is a welcome distraction for a government still in office but waiting for the next prime minister.
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The UK’s new trade deal with India comes into effect next month, and is a welcome distraction for a government still in office but waiting for the next prime minister.
But according to Business Secretary Peter Kyle, any new course must still respect the current fiscal rules.
Speaking exclusively to Channel 4 News, he insisted that’s what the business community wants.
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