UK Reacts to Trump's Tariffs

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Britain reacts to Donald Trump's 10% tariff on UK imports set to destroy British jobs

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Downing Street says they will "keep negotiating" to avoid a trade war with the U.S. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said the government will act in the best interests of UK businesses and consumers.

TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak said the US is our closest ally, so our approach is to remain calm and committed to doing this deal.

The White House announced today that the new tariffs would take effect immediately.

The 10% tariff on all UK imports and 25% on all automobiles from foreign countries.

Keir Starmer said the Government has "prepared for all eventualities" Rachel Reeves said the UK would not be 'out of the woods' even if a deal could be reached.

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