Government 'doesn't think' Donald Trump will impose trade tariffs on UK - but is 'prepared for all scenarios'
- The government believes that Donald Trump will not impose trade tariffs on the UK, but is prepared for all scenarios, according to a cabinet minister.
- Trump has threatened tariffs on imports into the United States, targeting countries like Canada, Mexico, and China, as he begins his second term in office.
- The Chief Secretary to the Treasury stated that Trump's presidency could bring positive opportunities for the UK despite concerns over tariffs.
- Labour's Shadow Foreign Secretary urged the government to pursue a free trade deal with the US and avoid discussions about tariffs.
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