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We have an American president who's pro-Britain and we can take this much further,
said Farage, the pro-Brexit campaigner We would like to go further in relation to tariffs, but I think it's really important that we've been able to get this deal over the line now, because in that way, we've been able to protect and save and enhance jobs right here, right now,
Starmer told reporters in London Because we haven't got that full agreement in place, being able to have this announcement on the sectoral side is obviously of crucial importance,
Reynolds told reporters on Thursday, citing the significant impact of the tariffs on carmakers in particular I didn't know the exact day - I wouldn't have been having my phone call with President Trump halfway through the second half of the Arsenal-PSG game had I planned it better, but that's the way it turned out,
Starmer told reporters, referring to the north London side who were knocked out of the Champions League on Wednesday night We've been absolutely the closest of allies for so many years, keeping the peace through that close alliance, that friendship, and now we add to that this deal on trade and the economy,
You took it to another level,
Mandelson told Trump in the Oval Office, praising the president's personal role in talks with an "11th hour" call to get more out of talks Instead the two nations have agreed to work on a digital trade deal that will strip back paperwork for British firms trying to export to the US,
The 'full and comprehensive' trade deal between the US and the UK announced in a rush today by President Donald Trump and PM Keir Starmer is no such thing,
Capital Economics chief North America economist Paul Ashworth wrote in a note to clients I think it’s unlikely Trump would want it to bust up, but the negotiations might go on for a while” if he pushes on sensitive issues
The big payoff to Trump is the market reaction today in a more favorable political reaction in the US on his overall [tariff] policy,
Clearly, there’s much more work still to do,
said a US correspondent for Sky News It’s a great thing that it came together,
There is yet more we can do in reducing tariffs and trade barriers to open up our markets to each other even more than we are agreeing to do today,
I think that it tells people that in terms of negotiation, what's on the table is what is actually implemented, not what's being threatened,
said Lipsky from the Atlantic Council This was the lowest hanging fruit available to the administration,
Josh Lipsky, chair of international economics at the Atlantic Council, told AFP It sends the message that negotiations are going to be complicated going forward,
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