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Paris willing to postpone start of levy on EVs made in Britain or the EU
Main opposition party says Britain must keep its guard up against countries like China as it sets out new trade policy
Also in this newsletter: how subsidies are undermining the EU single market
Industry urges government to extend ‘cheese letters’ before post-Brexit terms expire on December 31
Lack of progress in opening up markets to British professional services said to be crucial stumbling block
Brussels says it will interpret ‘made in Europe’ rules very loosely in 2024
Minister’s letter to Labour MP sets out government forecast as companies warn of food price rises
Companies warn they are unable to import benchmark steel product cheaply under current import quota scheme
Leader of UK’s main opposition party tells business leaders in Paris he wants to rewrite Brexit deal with EU
Experts say Labour leader has limited how far UK’s trading relationship with EU can be improved
What does the future look like for Britain outside the EU?
Simon Walker says the Johnson government failed to live up to its free trade promises
Business group warns small and medium-sized companies face significant new obligations
British prime minister says London and New Delhi can ‘work through’ hurdles stalling a free trade agreement
Debut trip to India as British prime minister is aimed at spurring domestic electoral hopes and trade talks
Rishi Sunak to press Narendra Modi to take a more active stance on the conflict
Berlin’s switch comes after industry warnings but the European Commission remains split
New import regime for fresh produce will edge up headline inflation, ministers admit
Checks on food and fresh products pushed back for fifth time owing to inflation fears
Kemi Badenoch seeks progress with New Delhi this week but officials say full agreement unlikely ahead of G20 summit
Planned regime already put back several times and now government and business balk at impact of red tape on prices
Committee urges government to ‘get on with’ negotiating outstanding issues on Windsor framework
UK business is concerned about new EU regulations that diverge from domestic equivalents
Plus, why voters in Northern Ireland feel closer to the EU than Great Britain
Top official downplays remaining hurdles on work visas and access to auto and spirits industries
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