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Is the trade war over? What a Biden presidency means for global trade

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Ongoing EU-China deal casts a long shadow over Brexit talks

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Secrecy, inadequacy & gibberish: The Brexit betrayal of the new tariff rates

New Brexit tariff plans could either entail no change at all or a historic overhaul of our trading arrangements – but the govt won’t bother to say which.

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Trade: The closer you are, the more you do.

This Brexit trade bill threatens parliamentary sovereignty

Liam Fox’s desperate efforts to salvage Britain’s trading regime rides roughshod over parliament and the public.

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The Department for Trade will have multiple high-pressure jobs to deal with, even without trade deals.

Trade reality: What’s really going to happen if May gets her deal

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‘The damage will be huge, the benefits illusory’: Peer demolishes govt’s Brexit trade plans

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Redwood on TV: Tory backbencher joins other Brexiters in misleading viewers

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Brexit nightmares: The red tape reality of rules-of-origin

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Freight: Hold ups at Calais could quickly balloon into system-wide trade blockages

From the horse’s mouth: Freight leaders issue warning about hard Brexit

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Transport secretary Chris Grayling suggested on the BBC's Question Time last week that no lorries would be checked after Brexit

Grayling’s fantasy Brexit plan would make trade deals impossible

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"The report suggests a phased reduction of tariffs on all items from any country on earth"

Tariff sabotage: Free market extremists hijack Brexit trade chaos

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Port of Dover – driving trade and prosperity

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"Deep in Liam Fox's new Department for International Trade, civil servants are hopefully hard at work on our tariff rate quotas."

If Liam Fox messes up, we’re all in deep trouble

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"The prime minister has prioritised the crazed demands of the right-wingers of her party - on whose support she is reliant - over the national interest"

May’s refusal to try for an interim Brexit deal led her to this disaster

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"Almost 90% of our total global trade is linked to the EU"

May must prioritise trade with Europe, not Trump

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