Rachel Reeves is more important than the UK’s trade relations with the EU

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Rachel Reeves is more important in Britain’s trade relations with Europe than in the United States, because of its trading rifle trade rifle trade rifle because the Trump Office, which is very close to the EU

Chancells are pushed in an ambitious “Reset” Unlocking the travel scheme of ties with the EU, including the alignment of the Brussels to reduce the rules of Brussels.

“I understand that we focused on our trade relations with the United States, but our trade relations with Europe really are more important,” he said to the BBC.

“This is so important that we reconstruct this trade relations with our closest neighbors in Europe and will do this in a good way for British works and English consumers.”

Sir Keir Starmer insisted that Britain trying to balance two main global relations between Europe and the United States.

Reives Scott Bessent moves to discussing trade problems with his US counterpart, to strike a possible trade agreement in Washington, Friday.

On Friday, Downing Street, Reeves tried to clarify the notes of the Donald Trump, the EU claims to be conscious of Donald Trump, said he founded “farewell”.

“The EU is our biggest trade partner,” he said. “This is actually a public record. Both are incredibly important to us. We also treat great respect.”

According to Russian government figures, in 2023, in 2023, USA was 21.2 percent in 2023 percent.

Reeves announced this week open in Washington Cut the English tariffs To ensure a deal – including US goods – machinery and agricultural products.

However, it is also pushed to create a young visa scheme to adapt to EU rules in areas such as agriculture to reduce trade barriers, including an ambitious agreement with the EU.

Reeves and Starmer also want to ensure that professional specialties are more recognized, English tourism musicians and a new energy partnership with access to the EU.

Downing Street soften the public opinion for the inclusion of a youth mobility visa scheme – critics will be included in the communication to be released after the EU-UK summit in London on May 19.

Although the Starmer’s spokesman ruled out his return for free action, he refused to rule out such a scheme. “We will not be determined by the debates and disputes and disputes of the past,” he added that it would be detailed on several months of negotiations.

“The Prime Minister is clear that the people working in the UK will have any opportunity to improve their lives, grow and protect people’s safety.”

EU diplomats, Starmera’s Ursula Von Der Leyen talked to glitter in the 45-minute meeting, the President of the European Commission was discussed at the summit on Thursday.

“The original taste, the original pleasure, the fully alignment of intentions from being together,” said a diplomat in the match. “I think everything is gaining momentum.”

May 19 summit will see the agreement of the EU-Britain’s Defense and Security Pact and then will then be accompanied by a communication that sets up areas for negotiations later.

People in the plan said that young people will be “package” of measures to organize walking of mobility, food trade, energy, energy, professional specialties and musicians.

Both sides will be broadcasting in the existence of the fish and the existing fishing between the EU next year, perhaps to leave a number of other coastal countries – France and other coastal states.

On May 19, both sides will be made by both parties by the establishment of a youthfulness scheme and future fish quotas, including many trade.

Meanwhile, President of the Union of National Farmers Tom Bradshaw said that England could not compromise to the EU market for the US trade deal.

“If you look at the financial value of an EU transaction, food exports to the EU are six or seven times where our food exports are valuable to the United States,” he said.

Bradshaw said that the government received confidence in the United States, the United States will not sacrifice animal health and welfare standards – Reeves openly said this week.

“The ongoing EU talks help us with this. “Because I think it is dangerous that any US trading deal can bring to the EU and SPS (veterinary) contract.”