US EditionGovernment resists calls for ‘buy British’ campaign amid Trump tariffs
- MPs have criticized Rachel Reeves for rejecting calls for a 'buy British' campaign amid tariffs from US President Donald Trump, which include a 10% levy on British imports into the US.
- The tariffs from Trump are exacerbating a global trade war, causing financial market chaos and raising concerns about their effect on British citizens and businesses.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves emphasized the need for the UK to avoid becoming 'inward looking' and stated the importance of access to global markets for British workers and businesses.
- Liberal Democrat MP Daisy Cooper argued that the Chancellor's comments disregard the struggles of businesses affected by Trump's trade war.
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Daisy Cooper urges Chancellor to launch 'buy British' campaign: 'People want to do something!'
The Liberal Democrats have called on the government to launch a "buy British" campaign in response to Donald Trump's tariffs on UK goods.Lib Dem Treasury spokeswoman Daisy Cooper urged the Chancellor to commit to the initiative during Commons questions yesterday.Doubling down on the proposal today, Cooper told GB News: “The fact of the matter is that people are sitting incredibly worried about what Trump's trade war means for them, their standar…
Lisa Nandy confronted by BBC host over 'buy British' campaign refusal after Trump tariffs - The Mirror
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy was pressed on the Government's refusal to launch a national 'buy British' campaign like Canada has done following Donald Trump's tariffs
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Government resists calls for ‘buy British’ campaign amid Trump tariffs
Rachel Reeves warned against the UK becoming ‘inward looking’ as she faced calls in the Commons to encourage the public to buy more British goods.
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