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PM ready to appoint new party chair and create standalone energy ministry
George Eustice says agreement signed by Liz Truss ‘gave away far too much for far too little’
Trade Remedies Authority has proposed ending restrictions on import of ‘rebar’, used to strengthen concrete
Move follows fierce lobbying over fears of cheap imports but flies in face of new post-Brexit trade regime
Cross-party group seeks right to debate agreements as pact with Australia set to be announced
Ministers urged to release grants to help businesses make most of online trade shows
Former Australian PM joins UK’s Board of Trade despite criticism of his views on climate change and gay marriage
Britain under pressure to meet Tokyo’s 6-week timetable, meaning key areas such as agriculture may suffer
News comes as DIT reveals two of its key post-Brexit trade deals will have a negligible effect on UK economy
Government says future pact will fail to offset loss in trade from leaving EU
Johnson insists trade negotiators will not buckle on NHS and food standards
Overhaul of Whitehall bureaucracy for a post-Brexit economy driven by adviser Dominic Cummings
Defra officials’ paper points to pressure to relax food and animal health standards after Brexit
Deep cuts made to proposed duties on heavy trucks after haulage industry objected
Manufacturers deny any export market as Downing Street cites DfIT note to contrary
Deal is one of the biggest signed as part of pre-Brexit planning
Liam Fox must fill role of trade minister for third time as pressure on department grows
Halt to roundtables after details on lack of deals leaked by infuriated participants
Hold-ups to new regulator and laws open risk of dumping and unfair subsidies
Confidential briefing hears government cannot guarantee rollover of most current EU FTAs
UK trade department turns down information request saying research is not complete
The government is helping businesses of all sizes to make the most of global trade
Senior mandarins are having to address 3 questions
France, Germany and the UK should do what they can to hold together what remains of the nuclear deal
From Lord William Wallace of Saltaire, House of Lords, London, UK
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