US EditionCabinet minister slams as 'complete nonsense' report US will get veto on Chinese investment in UK in trade deal
- On Thursday, political leaders announced a trade agreement to lower tariffs and boost trade between the UK and the US.
- The agreement followed Brexit and reflects the US interest in protecting investment and working on security measures with the UK.
- The deal includes cutting car tariffs from 25% to 10% immediately and eliminating steel and aluminium tariffs from 25% to zero.
- Sir Keir Starmer said the agreement would protect jobs, especially in the luxury car sector, while Trump called the US-UK relationship stronger.
- The US can raise concerns over Chinese investment in the UK, which some describe as a veto but officially is a cooperative security measure under UK law.
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PM hands US 'veto' on China deals
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