Tariffs slashed as historic UK-US trade deal comes into effect
Briefly

The UK-US trade deal between Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump has been implemented, cutting tariffs on UK cars and aerospace. Initially announced with enthusiasm, the deal faced delays but is now expected to bolster UK jobs and businesses. Trump hailed the agreement as beneficial, while Labour leader Starmer emphasized its role in protecting car manufacturing and the steel industry despite ongoing negotiations over steel tariffs. The deal marks a pivotal moment in UK-US relations, reflecting broader themes of trade and economic cooperation.
The historic UK-US trade deal between Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump has finally come into effect eight weeks after it was hailed as a fantastic breakthrough for both countries.
President Trump described the trade deal as great while the Labour leader said it would fulfill his promise to protect carmakers and, crucially, save the UK's steel industry.
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