From the editor: Time to shine a light on the true impact of trade deals

The sun has been shining in recent weeks, but judging by Tuesday’s announcement on a UK-Australia trade deal, it seems the light has yet to penetrate the windows of Number 10 or the Department for International Trade.

Abi Kay
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From the editor: Time to shine a light on the true impact of trade deals

The sun has been shining in recent weeks, but judging by Tuesday's announcement on a UK-Australia trade deal, it seems the light has yet to penetrate the windows of Number 10 or the Department for International...

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