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Mel Stride says frictions have had impact

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said trade ‘frictions’ will have had ‘an impact’ amid criticism of the Conservatives

Conservative Deputy Chairman Lee Anderson, who was promoted by Rishi Sunak last week, said the Tories would likely put a 'mix of culture wars and trans debate' at the heart of its general election offer

Rishi Sunak in Belfast as optimism grows over new deal to reform trade rules

Rishi Sunak faces uphill battle to win over DUP and Tory Brexiteers, as negotiations enter final phase

Jonathan Haskel said UK was an 'extreme outlier' when it comes to facing a slowdown in productivity

Levelling up secretary will have one eye on his post-political career

Investment in the country since the referendum has ‘stopped in its tracks’, according to a study led by Jonathan Haskel

Business investment ‘stopped in its tracks’ by exit from EU, says central bank expert

Leading Brexiteers including Lord Frost reacted angrily to the conference.

The move to merge the UK government’s departments of trade and business has been likened by one journalist to rearranging the deckchairs on a sinking ship. But it is in fact a significant moment in the country’s foreign and economic policy – and a tacit acknowledgement that attempts to seize…