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UK Minister To Apologise To Ivanka Trump For Ambassador's Leaked Memos
Britain's trade minister said on Monday he would apologise to U.S. President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka for a leak of confidential memos in which the UK ambassador describes the U.S. administration as "dysfunctional" and "inept".
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UK Reaches Post-Brexit Trade Agreement With Iceland And Norway
Britain on Monday reached an a deal with Iceland and Norway to allow trade to continue unchanged if it leaves the European Union without a deal, trade minister Liam Fox said.
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UK, Irish Split On Border As Key Brexit Deadline Nears
Britain will decide on the Irish border issue only once talks about its post-Brexit arrangements with the European Union are under way, trade minister Liam Fox reiterated Sunday.
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Britain Needs Transitional Deal With European Union, To End Before Next Election
British trade minister Liam Fox said today that he backed a transition agreement to smooth Britain's departure from the European Union, but it would have to come to an end before the next election due in 2022.
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Britain Moves To Change WTO Terms After Brexit Vote
Britain is beginning work on becoming an independent member of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) after Brexit, using the EU's current terms as the template, International Trade Secretary Liam Fox said Monday.
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UK Confirms Post-Brexit Trade Working Group With India
Britain has set up a trade working group with India to press ahead with its post-Brexit negotiations, UK minister for international trade Liam Fox said today.
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UK wants ban on Taliban video game
A video game in which the players pretend to be heavily armed Taliban guerrillas has sparked anger, with British Defence Secretary Liam Fox calling for a ban and a security expert stating that "the Afghanistan campaign isn't a game -...
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British cuts to military concern US officials
Plans by the British government to make significant cuts in defense spending have spurred concerns among American military experts about Britain's ability to carry out its role as the United States' most dependable ally.
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UK Minister To Apologise To Ivanka Trump For Ambassador's Leaked Memos
Britain's trade minister said on Monday he would apologise to U.S. President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka for a leak of confidential memos in which the UK ambassador describes the U.S. administration as "dysfunctional" and "inept".
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UK Reaches Post-Brexit Trade Agreement With Iceland And Norway
Britain on Monday reached an a deal with Iceland and Norway to allow trade to continue unchanged if it leaves the European Union without a deal, trade minister Liam Fox said.
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UK, Irish Split On Border As Key Brexit Deadline Nears
Britain will decide on the Irish border issue only once talks about its post-Brexit arrangements with the European Union are under way, trade minister Liam Fox reiterated Sunday.
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Britain Needs Transitional Deal With European Union, To End Before Next Election
British trade minister Liam Fox said today that he backed a transition agreement to smooth Britain's departure from the European Union, but it would have to come to an end before the next election due in 2022.
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Britain Moves To Change WTO Terms After Brexit Vote
Britain is beginning work on becoming an independent member of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) after Brexit, using the EU's current terms as the template, International Trade Secretary Liam Fox said Monday.
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UK Confirms Post-Brexit Trade Working Group With India
Britain has set up a trade working group with India to press ahead with its post-Brexit negotiations, UK minister for international trade Liam Fox said today.
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UK wants ban on Taliban video game
A video game in which the players pretend to be heavily armed Taliban guerrillas has sparked anger, with British Defence Secretary Liam Fox calling for a ban and a security expert stating that "the Afghanistan campaign isn't a game -...
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British cuts to military concern US officials
Plans by the British government to make significant cuts in defense spending have spurred concerns among American military experts about Britain's ability to carry out its role as the United States' most dependable ally.
