The article highlights The Independent's commitment to on-the-ground journalism amidst significant events like reproductive rights and trade negotiations. With Donald Trump's trade tariffs looming over the UK, Sir Keir Starmer seeks exemptions for British businesses post intense negotiations, but a deal seems unlikely before the tariff deadline. Over 60% of affected businesses express concern over direct and indirect impacts of these tariffs. Overall, the piece stresses the importance of accessible journalism free of paywalls and emphasizes the consequences of international trade policies on local economies.
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Sir Keir Starmer had been hoping to secure an exemption for Britain businesses but despite 'intense negotiations' between the US and UK, No 10 has confirmed no agreement will be in place before April 2.
Two major business groups have warned that more than 60 percent of their members will be hit directly by the US tariffs with others facing indirect effects from worldwide impact on supply chains.
US President Donald Trump believes tariffs on imports will help American firms, leading to anxiety in international markets that tumbled around the world.
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