View from the Hill: UK/US relationship 'potentially more complex' after Trump win

The UK's trading relationship with the US has become potentially more complex in the wake of Donald Trump's victory in the US Presidential election

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The idea of a trade deal between the UK and US is very open at the moment and no one knows how it will proceed. READ NOW: Welsh farming unions call for 'clarity' on funding allocation In the past...

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