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Call to prioritise reset with Europe comes after top adviser to Trump downplays prospect of US tariffs being reduced

Editorial: The prime minister’s reluctance to make the case for realignment with Europe is costing Britain goodwill in a vital negotiation

“Iron-clad” and “non-negotiable” is how UK prime minister Keir Starmer recently described the country’s fiscal rules. The government has been coming under pressure to relax the rules and cut itself some financial slack. But according to the PM, these self-imposed restrictions are vital for maintaining UK economic stability.

EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič will travel to the US on Monday for high-level meetings with counterparts, the Commission confirmed on Friday.

Paschal Donohoe welcomed Mr Trump’s decision to pause the so-called reciprocal tariffs.

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen hopes negotiations with the U.S. will work—but is ready to unleash harsher measures if they don't.

Growth defied forecasts that chancellor had hobbled economy, but trade war casts long shadow

Analysts said there were ‘clear signs’ UK firms were looking to sell more goods before the US slapped costly tariffs on British imports.

Britain's economy grew far more than expected in February, official data showed Friday, in a rare piece of good news for the Labour government as it grapples with unpredictable US tariffs.