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Accord could ‘pave the way’ to joining trans-Pacific bloc but is unlikely to boost GDP
New international trade secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan speaks to FT ahead of investment summit
EU countries want European Commission to be ready if Britain suspends key part of Brexit deal
Brussels and London remain far apart on key aspects of trading arrangements
Brussels says its proposals are a final chance to end bitter trade rift with London
Package from Brussels expected to ease bureaucracy but not address role of European Court of Justice
Move will allow £250m diplomatic vessel to be built in the UK by avoiding WTO tender rules
ECJ role in overseeing key part of Brexit deal is a red line, says Brussels, but Frost set to repeat call to remove it
Food products would be labelled ‘UK only’ and not cross to Ireland, but offer falls short of demands
Brexit minister puts onus on Brussels to rethink terms of trade accord and says UK prepared to invoke Article 16
Independent trade and agriculture commission still not put on statutory footing despite fears on standards
Imports from EU to fill gap after labour shortages force UK farmers to cut production
Aukus is a clear example of how the UK’s new relationships can undermine diplomatic relations in Europe
US humiliations show both nations are struggling to manage relationship between economic heft and military clout
London shifts focus to USMCA as prospect of clinching a bilateral deal with Washington fades
UK pins hope on joining US-Mexico-Canada trade pact as prospect of clinching a bilateral deal with Washington fades
It now takes 59 steps to import a petunia from the Netherlands, the horticultural sector has warned
£10bn commitment will make other investors ‘sit up and take notice’, says UK minister
‘Pragmatic’ move to avoid more strain on supply chains pushes date back from October 1
Brussels and London seeking to avoid repeat of Brexit tensions dubbed ‘sausage wars’
Trade secretary Liz Truss hopes US can be persuaded to rejoin the body it left in 2017
Boris Johnson admires former cricketer and crossbench peer who supported Brexit
Irish exporters move more goods directly to EU to avoid the risk of UK border delays
Scheme set up to help small companies handle disruption caused by UK’s departure from EU
EU attempts to ease rising tensions over rules designed to prevent hard border on island of Ireland
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